An Infrastructure Penetration Test uncovers vulnerabilities residing within your infrastructure and provides a detailed attack narrative to help evaluate the impacts of each finding.
A thorough foundational assessment of networks and systems
Identify all paths to Domain Admin
System hardening recommendations
OS and third-party patching assessment
Identify insecure configurations within on-prem and cloud environments
Uncover the impacts of techniques, tactics, and procedures commonly used by ransomware
A comprehensive report with detailed findings and remediation steps
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Our penetration testing is more than just a vulnerability scan. Automated testing accounts for only 5% of what we do. The other 95% consists of manually simulated real-life attacks to uncover your network vulnerabilities.
Identify gaps in processes and procedures
Explore your network from an attacker's perspective
Find your vulnerabilities before an attacker does
Find weaknesses others overlook in your IT infrastructure
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Fulfillment of compliance objectives includes: PCI DSS, SOC2, FedRAMP, ISO27001, MPA
Meet cyber insurance requirements
Each finding is documented to describe an attack narrative to illustrate the potential risk.
Go beyond a vulnerability assessment to identify the techniques attackers would take to breach sensitive information.
Identify any external exposures that could lead to internal access
Identify the risk to legacy protocols and weak credential hygiene that lead to system and domain compromise
Packetlabs offers two different types of penetration testing services: Infrastructure Penetration Testing and Objective Based Penetration Testing. Our Infrastructure Penetration Testing is a comprehensive test that provides a depth-based analysis of your security defences. The report generated from this test provides guidelines and suggestions to help your technical staff mitigate exploitable vulnerabilities. Our Objective Based Penetration Testing starts with a coverage-based infrastructure penetration test but also includes additional components to provide a more rounded assessment. While both options find weaknesses others overlook, Objective Based Penetration Testing offers a little more in terms of features and coverage. Check out our comparison chart below or learn more about Objective-based penetration testing here.
Objective-Based Penetration Testing | Infrastructure Penetration Testing | |
---|---|---|
Foundational Assessment | Yes | Yes |
Network Security | Yes | Yes |
System Hardening | Yes | Yes |
OS and 3rd Party Patching | Yes | Yes |
Authentication Attacks | Yes | Yes |
Cryptography Attacks | Yes | Yes |
Email Phishing | Yes | No |
Ransomware Assessment | Yes | No |
Active Directory Bloodhound Assessment | Yes | No |
Active Directory Password Audit | Yes | No |
Antivirus Bypass | Yes | No |
Adversary Simulation | Yes | No |
Physical Security Attacks | Yes | No |
Social Engineering (Phone/In-Person) | Yes | No |
An infrastructure penetration testing assessment uncovers vulnerabilities residing in your IT and network systems and provides a tailored approach to each environment.
Check for legacy network protocols that are used by attackers to pivot and elevate privileges
Identify gaps in your golden images to allow for further hardening
Check for gaps in your vulnerability management program
Uncover exposed data and establish the level of accessibility to key data on the network
Identify weaknesses in passwords used across systems
Uncover the actual impact of risks and identify all pathways to your critical assets and data
Download our buyer’s guide to learn everything you need to know to successfully plan, scope and execute your penetration testing projects.
Download GuideOur Penetration Security Testing methodology is derived from the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and the NIST SP800-115 to uncover security gaps.
Download MethodologyTake a look at our sample infrastructure penetration testing report to get a better understanding of what information will be delivered in the final report.
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