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Nowadays, organizations rely heavily on digital infrastructure to run their operations. But with connectivity comes exposure; cybercriminals are constantly on the lookout for weaknesses in networks to gain unauthorized access, steal sensitive data, or disrupt business processes. This is where network penetration testing services play a vital role. By simulating real-world attacks, penetration testing uncovers vulnerabilities before adversaries can exploit them, ensuring that your network remains resilient and secure.

Network penetration testing - Overview

Network penetration testing or ethical hacking is a simulated attack performed by cyber professionals to check a company’s network security. It includes the scanning, identification, exploitation, and reporting of vulnerabilities that a real-world cyber attacker may take advantage of. The goal is to find security gaps in internal and external networks and provide adequate remediation guidance.

    Types of network penetration testing

    Our network penetration testing services include these types of testing tailored to specific environments:

    Internal Network Penetration Testing

    Internal network penetration testing: this simulates the actions of insider adversaries or attackers that have internal network access.

    External Network Penetration Testing

    External network penetration testing: this targets publicly available assets such as IP addresses, web servers and firewalls.

    Wireless Network Penetration Testing

    Wireless network penetration testing: this tests the security of the wireless network and other related infrastructure and protocols.

    Cloud Network Testing

    Cloud network testing: this examination looks for misconfigurations or exposed security gaps in the cloud-hosted infrastructure.

    Remote Access Testing

    Remote access testing: this tests remote access technologies such as VPNs and remote desktop sessions used by employees and other authorized third parties.

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    Why Network Penetration Testing is Essential?

    Network penetration testing has emerged as a vital component of any organization’s cybersecurity policy. It helps organizations to proactively identify gaps within their network systems infrastructure so that they can address them before attackers exploit them. By performing real-world attack simulations, penetration testing uncovers critical unaddressed factors such as open ports, unmonitored firewalls, outdated software, weak credentials, and insecure protocols. This insight informs IT teams about prioritized remediation efforts needed to be done to improve the security of the network.

    In addition to identifying threats, network penetration testing services assist organizations to meet compliance requirements for ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, or GDPR. Regular testing helps reinforce industry best practices. It also mitigates the chances of a data breach, financial loss, or damage to reputation. For internal systems, cloud assets, or wireless networks, a comprehensive network penetration test helps organizations to strengthen their ability to detect, respond, and recover from cyberattacks, safeguarding critical assets and ensuring resilient operations.

    Network Penetration Testing

    Our Network Pentest process

    At StrongBox IT, we tailor our network penetration testing procedures to discover, exploit, and assist in fixing risks internally and externally in your network. To provide real-world attack simulations, we use industry recognized methodologies like OWASP, PTES, and NIST, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

    1

    Scoping & planning

    2

    Reconnaissance

    3

    Vulnerability Identification

    4

    Exploitation

    5

    Post-Exploitation

    6

    Reporting

    7

    Retesting

    In this stage, we manage expectations and outline the boundaries for the penetration test. Comprehend the environment: We obtain details on your network topology, IP ranges, number of endpoints, applications that are externally accessible, and compliance requirements.

    Define the scope: What is to be tested, access levels, and the rules of engagement for testing: external, wireless, cloud.
    Engagement Timelines: We define testing windows to mitigate disruptions for your business operations.
    Permissions & legalities: Acquire necessary legal authorizations and agreements.
    Objective: Develop a business-aligned testing framework with a clear scope of documentation.

    Outcome: Documented framework on business objectives and penetration testing aligned goals.
    We collect intelligence about your systems using both passive and active techniques. This helps us map the attack surface and identify potential entry points.

    Outcome: A detailed profile of your network environment.
    The weak points of an organization include, but are not limited to; out of date software, exposed services, permissive firewalls, or unnecessary services. These weak points along with others can be discovered through both automated scanning and manual analyzing.

    Outcome: Removal of weak points and a ranked list of vulnerabilities suggesting influence.
    Publicly available exploits and custom exploitation techniques are utilized to assess the impact of successfully exploiting a vulnerability. Focused scenarios like Remote Code Execution (RCE) are also applied.

    Outcome: Compromised systems are validated through simulation scenarios suggesting the systems are exploitable by attackers.
    Successful exploits include but are not limited to; Privilege Escalation, Dirty COW, Process Hollowing, and Lateral Movement, all of which provide sensitive information and data.

    Outcome: Examining the depth of compromise suggests possible impacts to business processes.
    The action report delivered alongside breach reports contains but is not limited to;

    - Executive summary with a high-level overview stating organizational impacts.
    - Technical specifics suggesting weak points alongside risk and exploitation tiers with corresponding screenshots.
    - PoCs or proofs of concepts detailing the methods and processes of exploitation.
    - Step wise instructions or remediation directives.

    Outcome: Documentation suggests that these steps will provide a clear course of action to fortify your organization.
    After any remediation is done, a retest is run suggesting that all set vulnerabilities are no longer present.

    Outcome: Assurance that your network is now secure and resilient against real-world threats.

    Secure Your Network Before Hackers Do – Expert Network Penetration Testing Services

    Cyber threats are evolving faster than ever, and businesses can’t afford to leave their network security to chance. A well-executed Network Pentest not only reveals hidden risks but also strengthens compliance readiness and organizational resilience.

    At StrongBox IT, our network penetration testing services are designed to give you complete visibility into your network security posture. Whether it’s external testing, wireless network penetration, or cloud security assessments, we help you stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.

    Secure your network before hackers do – partner with StrongBox IT to fortify your defenses today.