Internal Network
Penetration Testing
Mandiant's M-Trends 2023 report shows attackers spend an average of 16 days moving laterally inside networks before detection. Test your internal defenses against insider threats and post-breach scenarios.
Testing Scope
Why Internal Testing Matters
External defenses are strong. But once inside your network—whether through phishing, compromised VPN, or malicious insider—what stops an attacker?
Internal Network Attack Path
Simulating real attacker techniques from initial foothold to domain dominance.
Initial Foothold
Starting from low-privilege access, enumerate the environment to understand network topology, systems, and users.
Credential Access
Extract credentials from memory, configuration files, network traffic, and exploit weak authentication mechanisms.
Lateral Movement
Move between systems using harvested credentials, exploit trust relationships, and bypass network segmentation.
Privilege Escalation
Escalate from user to local admin to domain admin through misconfiguration exploitation and vulnerability abuse.
Domain Dominance
Achieve complete control of Active Directory, access all systems, and establish persistent backdoors.
Comprehensive Internal Testing
Active Directory
Kerberos attacks, GPO abuse, trust exploitation
Database Servers
SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle exploitation
Network Services
SMB, LDAP, DNS, DHCP vulnerability testing
Workstations
User endpoint security and local admin access
Internal WiFi
Rogue AP detection, WiFi segmentation testing
File Shares
Permission auditing, sensitive data discovery
Monitoring Bypass
Evading EDR, SIEM, and detection systems
Segmentation
VLAN hopping, firewall rule bypass
Test Your Internal
Defenses Now
Validate your network segmentation, Active Directory security, and ability to detect and respond to internal threats before a real attacker does.