Infrastructure Penetration Test

An Infrastructure Penetration Test simulates real-world attacks against your internal and external IT environment to uncover exploitable weaknesses before adversaries can use them. The test exposes risks across networks, servers, authentication mechanisms and access control, providing a clear path to strengthen your security posture.

Who needs this service

Organizations that store sensitive data, provide online services, or rely on continuous system availability must conduct regular infrastructure penetration testing. It’s especially critical for companies handling customer information or intellectual property, operating business-critical systems, or subject to compliance standards such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, or PCI DSS.

What the test includes

Selectable engagement types: External, Internal, Black Box and Grey Box, chosen to reflect the client’s threat model. The evaluation typically covers:

Network Segmentation & Exposure – identification of flat networks and high-risk access paths
Identity & Authentication – weaknesses in login flows, MFA gaps and authentication policies
Authorization & Access Control – privilege misuse and access escalation
System Hardening – insecure services, weak configurations, outdated software
Data Exposure Paths – sensitive information leakage and lateral movement opportunities

Final Deliverables

A comprehensive penetration test report, including:

Executive Summary

formal risk overview for leadership, investors, risk managers and compliance teams

Technical Findings

detailed evidence, root cause analysis and practical remediation guidance

Methodology

aligned with recognized security standards (NIST, MITRE ATT&CK, CIS)

Optional

Professional presentation summarizing key insights for management or board review

Available extensions:

Remediation validation (re-test), external attack surface mapping, continuous security testing program, Red Team upgrade.