Internal networks are often segmented into subnets to enforce boundaries but those boundaries are rarely as strong as assumed.
Our network penetration testing focuses on assessing the security of individual subnets and the controls that govern communication between them. We evaluate whether segmentation is effective, whether access controls are properly enforced, and how an attacker could move between network zones.
Testing is performed from a defined network position within a specific subnet and expands outward to identify reachable systems, exposed services, and trust relationships.
This assessment covers:
- Host discovery and service enumeration within the subnet
- Misconfigured network segmentation and ACL weaknesses
- Exploitable services and outdated protocols
- Lateral movement opportunities between subnets
- Credential reuse and local privilege escalation
- Exposure of sensitive systems across trust boundaries
We simulate how an attacker, once present in a single segment, could pivot across the network and access restricted areas.
The outcome is a clear understanding of how well your network segmentation holds under attack, with actionable findings that prioritize containment, isolation, and reduction of lateral movement risk.