Infrastructure

An Internal IT Infrastructure Penetration Test simulates an attacker who already has a foothold inside your network (for example after a phishing click) and tests whether they can move laterally and reach Domain Admin.

Someone on your team clicks the wrong email attachment, and an attacker is inside your network. What happens next depends on what they find there: does the attack stop at one machine, or do they move laterally and take over every system you run? This test answers that question before a real attacker does.

An External IT Infrastructure Penetration Test assesses your internet-facing systems (servers, VPNs, mail, remote access) for exploitable vulnerabilities and exposure that an attacker could use to gain a foothold.

If your system is exposed to the internet, it could potentially be hacked by anyone. Okay, I exaggerate a bit, but I think you understand. Vulnerabilities in your external infrastructure can lead to very bad press and threaten your customers’ personal information. Regular external infrastructure penetration testing keeps that attack surface in check.