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Network Pentest – Internal & External

Network Penetration Testing

Protect your network infrastructure (External/Internal) from the
latest cyber security risks

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  • Secure your Network (External/Internal)
  • Find and track vulnerabilities
  • Help you in fixing the vulnerability
  • Help you in standard and regulatory compliance
Web Application Penetration Testing

What Is Network Penetration Testing?

Network (Internal/External) Penetration Testing is like having a cybersecurity expert act as an external hacker to test your digital boundaries from the outside. It involves simulated attacks on your external-facing systems, websites, and networks to find vulnerabilities that malicious hackers could exploit. By conducting external penetration testing, you can proactively identify and fix these weaknesses, ensuring that your online assets are well-protected and your sensitive data remains secure from external threats. It’s a crucial step in maintaining a strong cybersecurity posture for your organization.

Cybersek Certified Infrastructure Tester, boasts extensive experience in network penetration testing services. Our experts excel in identifying vulnerabilities across both on-premises and cloud environments. With a proven track record, we deliver optimal results through meticulous external and internal penetration testing procedures.

At Cybersek, we provide professional Network (Internal/External) penetration testing services in India and the USA, helping you stay ahead of risks and maintain a strong security posture.

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What Are Common Network Vulnerabilities ?

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When it comes to Network vulnerabilities, ensuring their security is crucial. It helps identify and address potential weaknesses, ensuring the integrity and protection of your infrastructure.

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Network Penetration Testing - What We Provide

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With Cybersek’s Network penetration testing services, you can be 100% assured about your organization’s assets and security. Our proficient pen testers use a variety of industry-standard tools and methodologies to deliver comprehensive aims and objectives tailored to yours with proven results.

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FAQ about Network (Internal/External) application pentesting

In many scenarios, internal penetration tests can be performed remotely via a VPN connection, but it’s generally recommended that an internal pen test is performed on-premises. If your organisation’s network is segmented, you may need help to decide upon the best physical location for internal pen testing to be conducted.

To help ensure that infrastructure pen test results are clearly communicated to technical and non-technical stakeholders, every Cybersek penetration test includes a written report detailing all vulnerabilities discovered, the level of risk each vulnerability posed, the difficulty of exploitation and recommendations to assist swift remediation.

An internal pen test is performed within an organization's network, looking for vulnerabilities from the inside. An external pen test is conducted remotely, with an ethical hacker searching for security vulnerabilities in internet-facing assets such as web, mail and FTP servers.

The information needed for a network penetration testing company to scope a test is dependent upon whether an internal pen test or an external pen test is required. Information typically sought by a network pen test provider includes the total quantity of internal IPs and external IPs to be tested, subnets, and the number of physical locations.

The frequency of network pentesting depends on various factors such as the organization's risk tolerance, industry regulations, changes in the network infrastructure, and emerging threats. Generally, it is recommended to conduct pentesting regularly, at least annually or after significant changes to the network environment.

Network pentesters leverage a range of tools like Nmap for network discovery and port scanning, Metasploit for exploitation, Wireshark for network traffic analysis, Nessus for vulnerability scanning, Burp Suite for web application testing, and John the Ripper for password cracking.