PentestingInfrastructure
Find critical flaws across corporate networks, servers, firewalls, Active Directory and cloud environments before attackers exploit them.
Pentest Coverage
Benefits of an Infrastructure Pentest
Reduce the risk of ransomware, lateral movement, unauthorized access and compromise of critical environments.
Technical Expertise
Hands-on experience with corporate networks and mission-critical environments.
Professional Methodology
An approach aligned with NIST and offensive security best practices.
Manual Validation
Real exploitation of critical vulnerabilities.
Strategic Reporting
Technical and executive material focused on remediation.
Most Common Vulnerabilities
The leading flaws we identify in corporate environments during our pentest engagements.
Weak Network Segmentation
Inadequate network segmentation
Lateral movement across VLANs and critical environments.
Unpatched Systems
Outdated systems
Exploitation of known vulnerabilities left unpatched.
Weak Authentication
Insecure authentication
Weak passwords, missing MFA and default credentials.
Firewall Misconfiguration
Firewall weaknesses
Overly permissive rules and exposed services.
Privilege Escalation
Excessive privileges
Users with more access than they need.
Exposed Services
Internet-facing services
Exposed RDP, SMB, VPN and administrative panels.
Pentest Methodology
A structured process for identifying, safely exploiting and prioritizing real-world risk.
1. Reconnaissance
Mapping the attack surface.
2. Vulnerability Analysis
Identifying critical flaws.
3. Controlled Exploitation
Proving the real impact.
4. Post-Exploitation
Analyzing the compromise.
5. Technical Report
A detailed remediation plan.
Testing Scope
FAQ - Infrastructure Pentest
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Uncover critical vulnerabilities before attackers exploit your corporate infrastructure.
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Why Does Your Infrastructure Need a Pentest?
Network and server infrastructure is the foundation of any digital business. Misconfigurations, outdated services and broken access controls can allow attackers to compromise the entire company. 75% of breaches begin by exploiting infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Key risks of not running a pentest:
Unauthorized access
Attackers can take control of servers and systems
Lateral movement
A compromise spreads across the internal network
Data exfiltration
Mass theft of corporate information
Ransomware
Data held hostage with ransom demands
Our infrastructure pentest simulates real attacks to find gaps before criminals do. Protect your perimeter and internal network.
How Does Our Infrastructure Pentest Work?
We follow recognized methodologies such as PTES, OSSTMM and NIST:
Discovery and Enumeration
1-2 daysComplete mapping of the infrastructure:
- Discovery of live hosts and open ports
- Identification of services and versions
- Enumeration of users and shared resources
- Analysis of firewall configurations
Tools: Nmap, Masscan, Shodan, Censys
Vulnerability Assessment
2-3 daysIdentification of security flaws:
- Scanning for known vulnerabilities (CVEs)
- Analysis of insecure configurations
- Testing for weak password policies
- Checking for missing patches
- SSL/TLS certificate analysis
Tools: Nessus, OpenVAS, Qualys, Nuclei
Exploitation and Post-Exploitation
2-4 daysSimulation of a real-world attack:
- Exploitation of critical vulnerabilities
- Privilege escalation (Windows/Linux)
- Lateral movement across the network
- Pivoting between network segments
- Credential extraction (Mimikatz, hashcat)
Tools: Metasploit, Cobalt Strike, BloodHound
Report and Remediation
1-2 daysDetailed documentation including:
- Executive summary covering business risks
- Technical report with evidence
- Attack map (kill chain)
- Prioritized remediation plan
- Hardening recommendations
Tools: Presentation + remediation workshop
Investment: How Does Pricing Work?
The investment depends on the size and complexity of your infrastructure:
| Size | Typical Scope | Estimated Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Small | Up to 50 IPs/hosts | 5-7 days |
| Medium | 50-200 IPs/hosts | 7-10 days |
| Large | 200-500 IPs/hosts | 10-15 days |
| Enterprise | 500+ IPs/hosts | 15-30 days |
Factors That Influence Pricing:
- Number of IPs and subnets
- Infrastructure complexity (cloud, on-premise, hybrid)
- Active Directory and domains
- Network segmentation
- Internal vs. external scope
Why Request a Quote From Us?
Free customized quote within 24 hours
Preliminary infrastructure review at no obligation
Detailed proposal based on PTES and NIST methodologies
Flexible payment options
Coordinated testing for zero impact on production
Proven ROI:
Preventing a single ransomware attack saves millions in ransom, recovery and lost data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about our pentest services
1What is the difference between an external and an internal pentest?
An external pentest simulates an attacker on the internet trying to break in. An internal pentest simulates an attacker who is already inside the network (a malicious employee or an intruder). We recommend doing both.
2Do you test cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP)?
Yes. We test cloud infrastructure, including IAM configurations, S3 buckets, security groups, load balancers and managed services.
3Does the pentest affect production?
No. We coordinate testing to avoid impact. Destructive tests (DoS, crash-inducing exploits) are only run in test environments or with explicit authorization.
4Do you test Active Directory?
Yes. We test Active Directory, including Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, DCSync, Golden/Silver Ticket, Pass-the-Hash and other domain compromise techniques.
5How long does it take?
From 5-7 days (small networks) to 30 days (large enterprises with multiple data centers). Scope and complexity drive the timeline.
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