Enterprise Network Penetration Testing

A single exposed service can compromise an entire corporate domain. Network pentesting attempts to find and exploit vulnerabilities in your network infrastructure before attackers do.

Modern enterprise boundaries are highly distributed. Between hybrid remote workers, legacy server structures, and public cloud connections, mapping your perimeter is complex.

Active network testing simulates malicious external actors and insider threats, evaluating your firewalls, Active Directory configs, and network segmentation.

Key Pillars of Assessment

• External Attacks

  Testing firewalls, VPN endpoints, and public systems for access exposures.

• Internal Propagation

  Simulating a breach to check lateral movement limits in Active Directory.

• Encryption Protocols

  Auditing networks to locate legacy encryption configurations like SSLv3.

• Segment Auditing

  Verifying firewall isolation rules between business systems.

Active Directory Hardening & Lateral Movement

In internal network audits, Active Directory (AD) is a primary target. Attackers exploit default configurations, weak service account passwords, and legacy trusts to gain Domain Admin rights.

Hardening Domain Services against Attacks

Securing internal infrastructures requires enforcing Kerberos pre-authentication, implementing tiered administrative credentials, and deploying network access control tools.

We suggest executing BloodHound tests to map and dismantle complex access paths that attackers leverage to move laterally across enterprise workstations.

• Restricting local administrator rights on system workstations.
• Implementing multi-factor authentication for internal administration tools.
• Auditing domain service accounts for outdated passwords.

Defend Your Network Core

Legacy protocols and misconfigured systems are easily exploited. Partner with our infrastructure security analysts to map your network boundaries and secure your domain.