Testing that maps how an attacker would move through your network — from the perimeter to your most sensitive internal systems.
Get a Scoped Quote Our ApproachNetwork security testing evaluates your external perimeter and internal networks for exploitable weaknesses, then models how an attacker who gains a foothold could move laterally, escalate privileges, and reach critical assets.
Why It MattersFlat networks turn a single compromised laptop into a full breach. Segmentation, hardening, and monitoring only work if they're tested against a real adversary's techniques — not assumed to be effective.
Aligned with PTES and NIST SP 800-115.
Define targets, segments, and rules of engagement.
Map the network's exposed and internal surface.
Gain access and demonstrate lateral movement.
Attack paths ranked by real business risk.
Walk your team through findings and fixes.
How an attacker reaches critical assets, step by step.
Whether your network boundaries actually hold.
Evidenced weaknesses with severity ratings.
Prioritized hardening recommendations.
Business-level risk for leadership.
Verification of remediated critical findings.
External testing targets your internet-facing perimeter. Internal testing simulates an attacker who's already inside — a phished employee, a rogue device — and is often where the most serious risks surface.
Yes. AD and identity attacks are central to modern internal testing, and a common route to full network compromise.
No. Denial-of-service techniques are excluded unless explicitly scoped, and testing follows careful rules of engagement.
Yes — segmentation testing to confirm cardholder-data environment isolation is a common engagement.
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