What we deliver
We assess the security of networks, servers, devices and cloud environments the way an attacker would. The scope includes external reconnaissance, internal testing, lateral movement, privilege escalation and configuration review across the main cloud providers. The goal is to map real paths to compromise and deliver a clear mitigation plan, prioritized by risk.
The problem it solves
Networks with weak segmentation, exposed servers, permissive cloud configurations and no visibility into internal attack paths.
CISOs, heads of infrastructure and operations teams that need to understand the real risk of their network and cloud environment.
When the organization needs to validate the security posture of its infrastructure, before audits, after incidents or when the environment is expanding significantly.
Scope of work
Deliverables
How the work happens, in practice
What the test covers
Internet-facing attack surface (ports, services, administrative panels, forgotten subdomains), internal networks, servers and workstations, network and security devices, Active Directory and cloud environments. Examples of checks: vulnerable software versions, legacy protocols such as SMBv1, open shares, default passwords on equipment, segmentation between user and server networks and protection of privileged accounts. The goal is not to list isolated vulnerabilities, but to show real paths to compromise, from initial access to the assets that matter most to the business. Accounts with weak or reused passwords, exposed directory services and the lack of monitoring for unusual access are also covered.
Attack chains, not isolated findings
In corporate environments, impact usually comes from a combination of flaws: reused credentials, excessive permissions, misconfigured delegation in Active Directory, legacy services and weak segmentation. Classic examples are Kerberoasting against service accounts with weak passwords and high privilege, NTLM authentication relay when SMB signing is not required and vulnerable certificate templates in AD CS. Lateral movement and privilege escalation are exercised in a controlled way, with attacker behavior described according to the MITRE ATT&CK matrix, which helps the defense tune its detections.
In the cloud, identity is the perimeter
In AWS, Azure and GCP, the risk lies less in the network and more in identities, roles, access keys, exposed storage and service configurations. Frequent cases: IAM policies with wildcards, roles that allow privilege escalation through iam:PassRole, access keys without rotation, public buckets, access to the instance metadata service through SSRF (IMDSv2 reduces this risk) and secrets in environment variables. The assessment checks what a compromised credential can reach and whether the audit trail would make it possible to notice the misuse.
What sets us apart
- Network and cloud pentest combined in the same engagement
- End-to-end assessment of attack paths
- Focus on real risk, not just scanner findings
Methodology
External reconnaissance and OSINT
Scanning and enumeration
Controlled exploitation
Lateral movement and escalation
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