From internet-facing infrastructure to internal segmentation, we test your network the way an attacker would — enumerate, exploit, escalate, move laterally — then hand you a fix list that closes the path for good.
We evaluate network infrastructure from both external and internal attacker perspectives — combining vulnerability assessment, configuration analysis, service enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, and lateral-movement testing to surface weaknesses before they become an entry point.
Six focus areas covering your external exposure, internal infrastructure, architecture, and controls.
Identify vulnerabilities across internet-facing infrastructure, servers, firewalls, VPN gateways, remote access services, and exposed ports that attackers may target.
Simulate an attacker or compromised-user scenario internally to identify privilege escalation paths, weak credentials, insecure services, and lateral movement.
Assess routers, switches, firewalls, security appliances, and configurations to identify weaknesses that could compromise network security.
Evaluate whether sensitive systems are properly isolated, and identify pathways that could let an attacker move between network zones.
Assess wireless networks, authentication mechanisms, encryption configurations, access points, and guest networks for unauthorized-access risk.
Identify outdated software, vulnerable services, insecure configurations, exposed services, and missing security controls across your network.
Discover vulnerabilities and attack paths across your network before they become an entry point for attackers.