How Far Would an Attacker Get in Your Network?
Your network infrastructure is the backbone of your organisation. Servers, routers, firewalls, VPNs, management interfaces — together they form the foundation your business runs on. But every component is also a potential attack point. A network pentest maps how vulnerable your infrastructure truly is — from the outside and from within.
External Network Pentest
In an external pentest, our specialists take the perspective of an attacker on the internet — with no prior knowledge of your environment. We look for attack paths through, among other things:
- Open ports and insecure or outdated services
- Configuration errors in firewalls, routers, and cloud environments
- Weak or default credentials on management interfaces
- Exposed or poorly secured VPN and remote access solutions
- Incorrect TLS/SSL configurations
You will receive a detailed report with an overview of identified vulnerabilities, prioritised by risk.
Internal Network Pentest
What if an attacker is already inside — through a compromised account, an infected device, or a supplier with network access? An internal pentest simulates exactly that scenario. Our specialists investigate how easily someone can move through your network, escalate privileges, and gain access to sensitive systems. They look at, among other things:
- Network segmentation and lateral movement
- Active Directory configuration and privilege escalation
- Weak or excessive access rights
- Unpatched systems and internal services
What Do You Receive?
After the test you will receive a comprehensive report with risk classifications, concrete improvement recommendations, and a management summary — accessible to decision-makers and directly useful for your technical team.
Curious How Your Network Holds Up?
Contact us for a no-obligation conversation. Together we will look at your environment and advise on the approach that is most valuable for your organisation.