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Ethical Hacking

Internal Penetration Testing

Our internal penetration testing services simulate real-world attacks from within your network to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. Our certified ethical hackers use the same techniques as malicious actors to test your internal security controls.

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Internal Penetration Testing

Testing Scenarios

Insider Threat Simulation

Test security controls against malicious insiders with standard user access.

Privilege Escalation

Attempt to gain elevated privileges and access sensitive systems and data.

Lateral Movement

Move laterally through the network to compromise additional systems.

Data Exfiltration

Test ability to identify and extract sensitive information without detection.

Active Directory Attacks

Target Active Directory infrastructure including Kerberos and NTLM vulnerabilities.

Physical Access Simulation

Test security when physical access to the network is achieved.

Our Testing Methodology

01

Pre-Engagement

Define scope, rules of engagement, and objectives. Establish communication protocols.

02

Reconnaissance

Gather information about internal network architecture, systems, and users.

03

Vulnerability Analysis

Identify potential security weaknesses and attack vectors within the internal network.

04

Exploitation

Attempt to exploit identified vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access.

05

Post-Exploitation

Demonstrate the impact of successful attacks including data access and privilege escalation.

06

Reporting

Comprehensive report with findings, risks, evidence, and remediation recommendations.

Key Deliverables

Executive Summary

High-level overview of findings and business risk for leadership.

Technical Report

Detailed technical findings with evidence and exploitation methods.

Remediation Plan

Prioritized recommendations to address identified vulnerabilities.

Test Your Internal Defenses

Discover how resilient your internal security controls are against real-world attack techniques.

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