Network and infrastructure penetration testing
We test the perimeter for the way in, then operate inside the network the way an intruder does after phishing one workstation: enumerating Active Directory, escalating through misconfiguration, and moving laterally toward domain dominance, measured against MITRE ATT&CK.
The full attack surface — not just what's visible from the outside.
External perimeter
Public attack surface
Exposed services, VPNs and management interfaces, unpatched edge, and credentials reachable from the internet.
Active Directory
From user to domain admin
Kerberoasting and AS-REP roasting, NTLM relay and coercion, delegation abuse, ACL misconfiguration and AD CS (ESC1–ESC8) paths to domain admin.
Lateral movement
Machine to machine
Pass-the-hash, pass-the-ticket, credential reuse and host-to-host pivoting once a single workstation falls.
Segmentation
Network zone isolation
Whether network zones genuinely contain an intruder, or only appear to on the diagram.
Servers & services
Default passwords, exposed services
Hardening, patch posture, default and weak credentials, and exposed internal services.
Established industry frameworks — not proprietary checklists.
Findings mapped to real adversary techniques, so impact lands in terms a defender can operationalize.
End-to-end engagement structure from reconnaissance through post-exploitation.
The technical baseline that keeps coverage defensible.
A structured process from scope to retest — no surprises at delivery.
The questions we hear most often before a contract is signed.
Assumed-breach, where we start from a low-privilege foothold, gives the most realistic read on internal risk and the best coverage per day. External tells you what's reachable cold. Most clients run both.
We coordinate a window, keep a named contact live, and flag any technique with availability risk before running it. Disruptive cases need explicit sign-off.
To demonstrated impact, typically domain admin or access to a defined crown-jewel system, without causing damage. We prove the path; we don't detonate it.
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