Network VAPT

The Problem

Misconfigured firewalls, unpatched VPN appliances, and poorly segmented internal networks provide attackers with the footholds they need to deploy ransomware or steal data.

Often, an external attacker needs just one vulnerable service to breach the perimeter, and then relies on weak internal controls to escalate privileges and move laterally across the network.

Who It's For

• Organisations managing on-premise servers, data centres, or complex cloud networks.
• Companies looking to validate the effectiveness of their firewalls and VPNs.
• Businesses that need to satisfy regulatory or compliance requirements.
• Firms that have recently merged networks with another entity.

What's Included

We clearly distinguish between External VAPT (testing your perimeter from the internet) and Internal VAPT (testing from within your network as a compromised device or rogue employee).

• External Network Exposure: Scanning public IP ranges for exposed services and vulnerabilities.
• Internal Network Assessment: Evaluating internal segmentation, Active Directory security, and patching levels (where authorised).
• Vulnerable Services: Identifying outdated software, weak encryption protocols, and default credentials.
• Configuration Weaknesses: Testing firewall rules and access control lists for misconfigurations.

Final scope is confirmed based on the number of IP addresses, subnets, and specific testing requirements.

What You Receive

• Executive summary explaining the risk of compromise.
• Detailed technical report categorizing findings by External and Internal scope.
• Vulnerability evidence and step-by-step reproduction where applicable.
• Clear, practical remediation recommendations for system administrators and network engineers.

Why This Matters

Identifying and patching network vulnerabilities drastically reduces your exposure to opportunistic attacks, ransomware operators, and malicious insiders, ensuring operational continuity and protecting core business assets.

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