Network & Infrastructure Testing

External and internal

• External footprint: exposed services, forgotten hosts and weak edge configuration
• Patch and version gaps on services that are actually reachable
• Internal segmentation and what a foothold on one segment reaches
• Management interfaces, monitoring systems and the credentials they hold

Exploited by hand, verified

Scanning tells us where to look; exploitation tells us whether it matters. We verify findings by using them, so you get a proven path rather than a list of version numbers. Monitoring and management systems are a favourite target of ours - they sit in the middle of the network and hold credentials to everything, which is exactly why we have found remote code execution in PRTG and authentication bypasses in Nagios.

Proven paths, not a scan report

• The exploited paths we found, each reproducible
• A management summary and a technical report with a clear order to fix in
• Concrete remediation, and a mitigation where it buys time
• A walkthrough with a Q&A round, and a retest once you have remediated

Related reading: RCE as SYSTEM in PRTG Network Monitor. For internal-network testing, see assume breach.