Network penetration testing, inside and out

NETWORK PENETRATION TESTING

Network penetration testing, inside and out

We find the weak points that let attackers get in and move across your network.

Internal + externalActive DirectoryFree re-test
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What is network penetration testing?

Network penetration testing is a controlled attack on your internal and external network to find exploitable weaknesses. Testers look for exposed services, weak passwords, missing patches, misconfigured firewalls and Active Directory flaws, then show how far an attacker could get and how to fix it.

Cyber Operations Telemetry

One weak host can open the whole network.

We test your perimeter and what an attacker could do once inside.

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What we cover

External perimeter

Internet-facing services and VPNs.

Internal network

Servers, shares and legacy systems.

Active Directory

Privilege paths and weak policies.

Wi-Fi

Guest and corporate wireless.

Firewall review

Rules and segmentation.

Cyber Operations Telemetry

How it works

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Scope

Ranges, rules of engagement and timing.

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Discover

Hosts, services and exposure.

03

Exploit

Safe, controlled attacks.

04

Report

Attack paths, impact and fixes.

05

Re-test

Verify fixes.

Cyber Operations Telemetry

What you get

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Report with attack paths and risk ratings
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Executive summary
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Prioritised fix list
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Re-test report
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Who needs it?

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Companies with on-premise or hybrid networks

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Regulated entities with annual VAPT needs

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Firms after a merger or network change

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Teams preparing for ISO 27001 or SOC 2

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Why HostX

Safe testing

Agreed windows, no disruption.

Attack paths

Not just a list of CVEs.

One team

Findings feed our SOC detections.

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Cyber Operations Telemetry

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We can use a secure remote test device or VPN access, so no one needs to travel on site.
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Know how far an attacker could get.