External perimeter
Full discovery of internet-facing assets — including the ones missing from your inventory — then service enumeration, version and configuration review, and exploitation of anything reachable.
Two questions, answered concretely: what can someone reach from the internet, and what happens once they are inside. Both are tested by hand, and the answer arrives with the evidence attached.
Scope
Full discovery of internet-facing assets — including the ones missing from your inventory — then service enumeration, version and configuration review, and exploitation of anything reachable.
From an assumed-breach position on your LAN or VPN: enumeration, relay and poisoning attacks, credential capture, and the path from a standard user to domain administrator.
Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, delegation abuse, ACL paths, GPO permissions and the misconfigurations that make privilege escalation a single command.
Password spraying within agreed lockout limits, credential reuse across systems, and hunting for credentials left in shares, scripts and configuration files.
Whether your network zones actually hold — cardholder, production and corporate segments tested for reachability against what the diagram claims.
What data can leave, over which protocols, and whether your monitoring notices while it happens.
FAQ
No. Internal testing is normally run from a VPN connection or a small virtual appliance we provide, which is faster to arrange and costs you nothing in travel.
Not if it is scoped properly. We read your lockout policy first and stay well inside it, spraying slowly across a long window. Account lockout thresholds are agreed in the rules of engagement before anything runs.
Yes — segmentation testing is scoped and documented to satisfy PCI DSS requirement 11.4.5, with the evidence your QSA will expect.
Next step
Tell us what you have built. You get a reply within one business day, an NDA, and a free 30-minute scoping call with the person who will do the testing.