Your internal infrastructure can be tested for vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malware or malevolent insiders.
If they have been able to take advantage of your internal network infrastructure, malicious workers, opportunist hackers, social engineers, and malware all constitute a serious threat to your company.
An organization’s internal network can be physically accessed by a malevolent person, which often signals the beginning of a significant security breach.
You can gain a thorough understanding of the vulnerabilities in your internal network infrastructure—vulnerabilities that a malevolent person or piece of malware could exploit—by conducting a penetration test on it.
Our knowledgeable and certified penetration testers are adept at spotting the kinds of weaknesses that a malicious user could utilize to enter your environment with unauthenticated network access.
Methology
Our consultants will examine your internal network architecture to find vulnerabilities that could be exploited by a hostile user using a combination of automated and focused manual testing.
Typically, a hacker’s ultimate objective is to gain access to the corporate Windows domain’s Domain Administrator role.
Prior to exploiting insecure services that could lead to a full domain compromise, we conduct our assessment using the most recent tactics and attack vectors that an attacker is likely to employ in detecting vulnerabilities.
Prerequisites
- Signed, fully-filled out Testing Consent Form
- Network connection
- List of hostnames or IP addresses that need to be evaluated
Deliverables
- Our consultant(s) will go over the scope of work with you before your test starts so that they have a complete grasp of what your environment is utilized for.
- This not only makes the test run more quickly, but it also improves the risk assessment of the vulnerabilities that are found.
- Our consultant(s) will communicate with you directly during the testing phase to alert you to any serious vulnerabilities that may exist in your application or any indications from our findings that a security breach may have already occurred.
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All people of your organization, even those who might be in management or nontechnical roles, can understand the Executive Summary in our simple and succinct reporting format.Each vulnerability is sufficiently technical so that your development team and systems administrators may immediately identify the underlying issue and take the suggested corrective action.You will be given a thorough account of the compromise utilizing a “storyboard” method if we were able to compromise your Active Directory domain.
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This enables you to view the events leading up to and during the attack clearly and aids in your comprehension of how the remedial measures ought to be used.
- We include extra reference Links for each vulnerability when appropriate so that knowledgeable sources of technical information can learn more about the flaws.
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The report employs a risk based methodology, and each vulnerability is given a CVSS scoe (Common Vulnerability Scoring System). This enables you to incorporate the report's information into your own internal risk assessments and enables the creation of a plan to address the vulnerabilities that pose the greatest danger to your company.