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Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Internal and external network penetration testing to identify vulnerable services, misconfigurations, and privilege escalation paths.
Request a QuoteWhat This Covers
External network perimeter testing
Internal network penetration testing
Active Directory security assessment
Network segmentation validation
Vulnerability identification and exploitation
Privilege escalation to domain admin
Lateral movement simulation
How We Test
Network testing follows PTES methodology with focus on realistic attack scenarios.
1Network reconnaissance and enumeration
2Service identification and vulnerability scanning
3Manual vulnerability verification
4Exploitation and proof-of-concept
5Privilege escalation attempts
6Lateral movement and pivoting
7Domain controller targeting (if in scope)
8Comprehensive reporting
Deliverables
Network penetration test report
Vulnerability findings with CVSS scores
Attack path documentation
Network diagram with findings overlay
Prioritized remediation recommendations
Engagement Options
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External penetration test - Testing from internet perspective2
Internal penetration test - Testing from inside the network3
Assumed breach - Starting with internal access to test defenses4
Active Directory assessment - Focus on domain securityTypical Findings
Outdated systems with known vulnerabilities
Default or weak credentials
LLMNR/NBT-NS poisoning opportunities
Kerberoasting and AS-REP roasting
Privilege escalation via misconfigured services
Insufficient network segmentation
Exposed management interfaces
Cleartext protocols on internal network
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