
Network Penetration Testing
Network Penetration Testing (also known as Network Pentesting) is a controlled, ethical hacking exercise designed to evaluate the security of an organization’s internal and/or external networks. It simulates real-world attacks to identify vulnerabilities in firewalls, routers, switches, endpoints, servers, and other networked devices before malicious actors can exploit them.
The assessment may include both internal and external perspectives—external pentests target public-facing infrastructure (e.g., web servers, VPNs), while internal pentests simulate threats from within the corporate network (e.g., compromised user accounts or rogue devices).
Network penetration testing is critical for businesses that manage sensitive information, rely on connected systems, or must comply with cybersecurity regulations such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, or NIST standards.
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Benefits of Network Penetration Testing
Identifies security gaps and misconfigurations in network infrastructure
Detects vulnerabilities such as open ports, outdated software, and weak authentication
Simulates real-world attacks to test detection and incident response readiness
Enhances network hardening and overall security posture
Supports compliance with industry standards and regulatory frameworks
Provides actionable recommendations to mitigate critical risks

Our Areas of Expertise

- Conduct both internal and external network penetration tests
- Use industry-standard methodologies (e.g., OWASP, NIST, PTES)
- Perform reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, exploitation, and privilege escalation
- Identify insecure services, firewall issues, unpatched systems, and misconfigured devices
- Deliver a detailed report with findings, risk ratings, and remediation guidance
- Provide retesting support to validate fixes and close the security loop