Network Infrastructure Security
Fortify Your Network Against Advanced Persistent Threats
A single misconfigured firewall or unpatched server can compromise your entire organization. Identify and close entry points before attackers exploit them.
Vulnerabilities in external-facing infrastructure
Risk of lateral movement in flat networks
Unverified firewall rules and access controls
Hidden weaknesses in VPN and remote access
Insecure wireless network configurations
Avg. Time to Lateral Movement
Networks with Flat Segmentation
Misconfigurations Found on 1st Test
Avg. Network Breach Cost
The Risks
The Real Impact of Network Vulnerabilities
Network security failures can lead to complete infrastructure compromise and operational paralysis.
Lateral Movement
A phishing email compromises a single intern's laptop. Because of flat network segmentation, the attacker moves laterally to critical database servers and finance systems within 90 minutes. Defense-in-depth failed.
Result: Full domain compromise, ransomware deployment, and ฿15M+ in recovery costs.
Firewall Misconfiguration
Over years, firewall rules accumulate. A "temporary" rule allowing broad access to a database subnet was forgotten. Attackers scanning the internet find this open port and brute-force access.
Result: Direct exposure of sensitive data, regulatory non-compliance, and immediate breach.
Insider Threat Risks
A disgruntled employee decides to exfiltrate data. Without internal monitoring and segmentation, they access sensitive customer records they shouldn't have permissions for, unnoticed.
Result: Intellectual property theft, major PDPA violation, and reputational ruin.
VPN Vulnerabilities
Your SSL VPN is the gateway to your network. A critical unpatched vulnerability allows attackers to bypass authentication and gain entry, bypassing your perimeter defenses entirely.
Result: Immediate network access for attackers, leading to data encryption and ransom demands.
Our Approach
Comprehensive Network Security Validation
We test your defenses from every angle: external perimeter, internal network, and wireless infrastructure.
Network Penetration Testing Methodology
External Perimeter Assessment: Testing internet-facing assets for vulnerabilities.
Internal Network Security: Simulating insider threats and lateral movement.
Wireless Security Assessment: Identifying rogue APs and weak WiFi encryption.
Segmentation Validation: Verifying VLANs and ACLs prevent unauthorized access.
Firewall Rule Analysis: Reviewing configurations for overly permissive rules.
VPN & Remote Access Security: Testing entry points for weaknesses.
Device Configuration Review: Hardening routers, switches, and appliances.
Active Directory Security: Identifying privilege escalation paths.
Post-Exploitation Simulation: Demonstrating the impact of a breach.
Defense Effectiveness: Validating IDS/IPS and SIEM detection capabilities.
Execution Framework
Planning & Scoping
Define rules of engagement and critical assets.
Reconnaissance
Map network topology and identify targets.
Vulnerability Assessment
Scan for known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Exploitation
Safe validation of vulnerabilities to determine risk.
Lateral Movement
Attempting to pivot across network segments.
Defense Evaluation
Testing your team's ability to detect attacks.
Reporting
Detailed technical findings and executive summary.
Validation Retesting
Verifying remediation of identified issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about network penetration testing