Network Penetration Testing

External network testing: We assess your internet-facing infrastructure, including public IP addresses, exposed services, and firewall rules, to find the weaknesses a remote attacker would use to gain a foothold.

Internal network testing: We simulate an attacker who is already inside, whether a malicious insider or a compromised device, testing for lateral movement, privilege escalation, and weak network segmentation.

Firewall and perimeter review: We review your firewall configuration and open ports to assess how well your perimeter actually holds up against a determined attacker.

Active Directory and credentials: We test for weak or default credentials, password reuse, and Active Directory misconfigurations, the issues that most often let an attacker take control of an environment.

Server and system configuration: We audit your servers and systems for missing patches, insecure protocols, and misconfigurations that quietly widen your attack surface.

Wireless and remote access: We assess corporate Wi-Fi, VPNs, and remote access infrastructure, the routes into your network that matter more than ever with hybrid working.

ISO 27001: independent testing to evidence your information security controls.

SOC 2: assurance for the security criteria your customers and auditors expect.

PCI DSS: testing to meet cardholder data security obligations.

Cyber Essentials Plus: hands-on assessment beyond the self-certified baseline.

GDPR: demonstrating that you take the protection of personal data seriously.

Introduction and project scope: A clear record of what was tested, the boundaries agreed during scoping, and the methodology followed, so everyone knows exactly what the engagement covered.

Executive summary: A plain-English overview of what we found and what it means for your business, written so a non-technical reader can understand your risk position in a couple of minutes.

Risk-prioritised findings: Every vulnerability we identify, rated by severity and real-world impact, so you know exactly what to fix first. No noise, no padding, just the issues that matter, in the order they matter.

Technical detail and evidence: For each finding, a clear explanation of the vulnerability, how it could be exploited, and the evidence to reproduce it, giving your technical team everything they need to understand and verify the issue.

Practical remediation advice: Actionable, specific guidance on how to fix each finding, not generic best-practice statements, but steps tailored to your environment. This is the part clients tell us they value most.

Debrief and support: The report isn’t the end of the conversation. We walk your team through the findings in a debrief session, answer their questions, and stay on hand as you work through remediation.