Network infrastructure forms the backbone of your IT environment. Our comprehensive testing simulates real-world attacks to identify critical vulnerabilities.
Comprehensive testing that mimics actual attacker techniques, from initial access to domain compromise and data exfiltration.
Specialized assessment of Active Directory environments, including Kerberos attacks, DCSync, and Golden Ticket vulnerabilities.
Thorough evaluation of network segmentation controls, VLAN isolation, and lateral movement prevention mechanisms.
Comprehensive network mapping, service enumeration, and identification of potential entry points across internal and external network ranges.
Deep analysis of network services, protocols, and configurations to identify security weaknesses and misconfigurations.
Exploitation of identified vulnerabilities to gain initial foothold in the network, demonstrating real-world attack scenarios.
Testing for privilege escalation vulnerabilities to gain higher-level access and demonstrate potential impact of compromise.
Simulation of lateral movement across network segments, persistence mechanisms, and Active Directory compromise techniques.
Comprehensive documentation of attack paths, potential business impact, and prioritized remediation recommendations.
Comprehensive network security assessment covering all critical attack vectors
Thorough evaluation of network segmentation controls and boundary security mechanisms.
Comprehensive testing for privilege escalation vulnerabilities across different operating systems and services.
Real-world simulation of attacker movement across network segments and systems.
Specialized testing of Active Directory environments and Windows domain security.
Everything you need to know about network infrastructure security testing
Network infrastructure security testing is a comprehensive evaluation of your network's security posture, simulating real-world attack scenarios to identify vulnerabilities in network devices, services, segmentation, and Active Directory environments. Our testing covers both internal and external network assessments with focus on privilege escalation and lateral movement techniques.
The duration depends on the size and complexity of your network environment. A typical network infrastructure assessment takes 2-4 weeks, including reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, lateral movement simulation, and comprehensive reporting. Large enterprise networks may require 6-8 weeks for complete assessment.
Yes, our network infrastructure testing covers both external and internal network assessments. External testing focuses on internet-facing services and perimeter security, while internal testing simulates insider threats and lateral movement scenarios. We also test network segmentation between different security zones and VLANs.
We simulate advanced Active Directory attacks including Kerberoasting, ASREPRoasting, DCSync attacks, Golden Ticket creation, Silver Ticket attacks, and domain trust exploitation. Our testing also covers Group Policy abuse, credential harvesting, and privilege escalation through misconfigured AD objects and permissions.
We design our testing to minimize network impact while providing comprehensive security assessment. We use controlled testing techniques, schedule intensive scans during maintenance windows, and coordinate with your IT team to ensure business operations remain unaffected. Performance monitoring is conducted throughout the testing process.
You'll receive a comprehensive network security assessment report including executive summary, detailed vulnerability analysis, attack path documentation, network topology with security gaps, Active Directory security assessment, remediation roadmap with priority rankings, and technical appendices. We also provide network diagrams highlighting identified security weaknesses.
Get a comprehensive network security assessment that identifies critical vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. Our expert network infrastructure testing provides the insights you need to protect your organization.