Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Professional infrastructure penetration testing is essential to ensure the resilience of corporate IT networks, servers, and cloud architecture against constantly evolving cyber threats.
We focus on a comprehensive assessment of external and internal networks, Active Directory, Wi-Fi networks, and Kubernetes clusters. Our ethical hackers simulate real attack scenarios using a combination of manual testing and advanced automated tools.
Every test concludes with a detailed technical report containing findings, risk ratings, and practical remediation recommendations. The goal is to strengthen security architecture and readiness for real attacks.
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What is infrastructure penetration testing and why is it critical?
Infrastructure penetration testing verifies the resilience of corporate networks, servers, and critical services against real attacks. We combine automated scans with manual validation and lateral movement simulation.
We test external and internal infrastructure, Active Directory, Kubernetes, and Wi-Fi networks and deliver concrete remediation recommendations.
Experience
Years of practice in penetration testing and offensive security.
Transparency
Clear rules and ongoing communication throughout the test.
Collaboration
Collaboration with your team and understandable outputs.
Professionalism
Ethical approach and focus on security standards.
Testing process
How infrastructure penetration testing works
We follow a systematic approach to cover key parts of the infrastructure and minimize false positives.
Initial consultation and scope
We define goals, testing rules, and the asset scope.
Information gathering and mapping
OSINT, enumeration, and identification of networks, services, and devices.
Vulnerability identification and exploit testing
We verify exploitability and real impact of findings.
Reporting and consultation
Clear report, risk prioritization, and recommendations.
Scope
What we test across infrastructure
Coverage includes networks, identities, container platforms, and wireless communication.
External infrastructure
VPN, firewall, public-facing services, and the perimeter.
Internal infrastructure
Network segmentation, lateral movement, and critical servers.
Active Directory
Passwords, privilege delegation, GPOs, and privileged accounts.
Kubernetes
Cluster configuration, network separation, and secrets.
Wi-Fi networks
Encryption, MITM scenarios, and unauthorized access.
Service comparison
Vulnerability scanning vs infrastructure penetration testing
Automated scanning provides a quick overview, penetration testing verifies real impact.
| Aspect | Vulnerability scanning | Infrastructure penetration testing |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Identify known vulnerabilities and weak configurations. | Verify exploitability and impact on infrastructure. |
| Methodology | Automated scanning and version checks. | Manual tests, attack scenarios, and validation. |
| Validation depth | No PoC and no lateral movement simulation. | Detailed validation with evidence and attack simulation. |
| Output | List of vulnerabilities and recommendations. | Prioritized report with impact and mitigation. |
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
01 How long does penetration testing take?
The duration depends on the size and complexity of the environment. A small web application can take 3-5 days, while a full network test takes 1-3 weeks. In the initial phase we provide a time estimate and scope for transparency.
02 How much does penetration testing cost?
The price depends on scope and complexity. A basic web application test can start in the hundreds of euros, larger networks or cloud environments cost more. After a consultation we provide a non-binding quote.
03 How often should a penetration test be done?
Ideally at least once per year. We recommend testing after major changes such as launching a new application, migrating to the cloud, or updating infrastructure. Regular testing helps maintain security and compliance.
04 What do I receive after the penetration test?
You receive a detailed report with an executive summary, technical findings, risk ratings, impact analysis, and concrete remediation recommendations. We also offer a session to walk through the results and answer questions.