Why Network Penetration Testing is Important
Penetration testing helps identify weaknesses in both internal and external network infrastructures, giving businesses the insight needed to protect their data. Our service helps businesses:
Identify External Attack Vectors
Test your external network defenses against common cyberattack methods.
Evaluate Internal Network Security
Assess internal network defences and potential vulnerabilities that could be exploited by insiders or lateral movement.
Test Security Protocols
Evaluate your network’s security protocols, ensuring they are properly implemented and adhered to.
Improve Incident Response
Assess how your organization would respond to a real-world attack, identifying gaps in your incident response plan.
Achieve Compliance
Ensure that your network is compliant with necessary security standards, such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR.
Benefits of Network Penetration Testing
Performing network penetration testing delivers valuable benefits, including:
Enhanced Network Security
Identify and fix vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
Reduced Risk of Data Breaches
Detect and address weaknesses that could lead to unauthorized data access or theft.
Improved Incident Response
Strengthen your organization’s ability to detect and respond to network security incidents.
Regulatory Compliance
Achieve or maintain compliance with industry regulations by testing your network’s security.
Strengthened Defenses
Gain insights into your current security posture and improve your defenses against cyber threats.
Our Approach
Cyber Radiant conducts both internal and external penetration tests, using industry-standard tools and methods:
External Testing
Simulate cyberattacks against your external network perimeter to identify vulnerabilities such as open ports or misconfigured firewalls.
Internal Testing
Evaluate the security of your internal network, including workstations, servers, and connected devices.
Lateral Movement Testing
Test your network’s ability to detect and prevent attacks that spread from one compromised device to another.
Comprehensive Reporting
Provide detailed reports with clear recommendations for remediation.