Internal Network Pentest
With an internal network pentest we test the resilience of your internal network, servers and workstations, the way an attacker who is already inside would. Think of someone who obtained login credentials through phishing, or a vulnerable workstation that serves as a stepping stone to critical systems.
An IT landscape often consists of multiple parts, such as a mobile app or website. In a no-obligation introductory conversation we determine the right scope together, so the pentest fits your situation exactly.
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[ 01 ]Vulnerabilities
Example internal network vulnerabilities
The goal of an internal network pentest is to expose vulnerabilities in your organization's network before cybercriminals do. Click through examples of common vulnerabilities uncovered during internal network pentests. We describe the risk level and impact, just as we do in our independent pentest report.
Misconfigurations
Misconfigured firewalls, unnecessary open ports or default management interfaces reachable from the internal network give an attacker who is already inside direct extra footholds.
Certifications
Our ethical hackers are broadly certified
From OffSec to Hack The Box: the Tozetta team sets the bar high with internationally recognized, hands-on certifications. We put that in-depth expertise to work in every pentest, so organizations can count on thorough, high-quality security research.
OSCP
Offensive Security Certified Professional
OSWE
Offensive Security Web Expert
OSEP
Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester
OSED
Offensive Security Exploit Developer
OSCE3
Offensive Security Certified Expert 3
CPTS
HTB Certified Penetration Testing Specialist
CWEE
HTB Certified Web Exploitation Expert
CWES
HTB Certified Web Exploitation Specialist
AED
Android Exploit Developer
APIsec
API Penetration Testing
eWPT
Web Application Penetration Tester
BED
Browser Exploit Design
Corelan
Windows Expert-Level Stack Exploit Dev
OSCP
Offensive Security Certified Professional
OSWE
Offensive Security Web Expert
OSEP
Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester
OSED
Offensive Security Exploit Developer
OSCE3
Offensive Security Certified Expert 3
CPTS
HTB Certified Penetration Testing Specialist
CWEE
HTB Certified Web Exploitation Expert
CWES
HTB Certified Web Exploitation Specialist
AED
Android Exploit Developer
APIsec
API Penetration Testing
eWPT
Web Application Penetration Tester
BED
Browser Exploit Design
Corelan
Windows Expert-Level Stack Exploit Dev
“An internal network pentest can help identify and fix vulnerabilities in the network, increasing your business's cybersecurity.”
[ 02 ]Why Tozetta
Why run an internal network pentest with Tozetta?
At Tozetta we're dedicated to protecting the cybersecurity of your corporate network and IT infrastructure. Our internal network pentests are specifically designed to uncover and fix vulnerabilities, so your organization is protected against unexpected attacks and security risks.
- Your cybersecurity improved through an extensive internal network pentest
- Extensive pentest report including an improvement plan
- Transparent pentest process
- Direct contact with the pentester
- Certified pentester
- Affordable & fast delivery
[ 03 ]Our process
How does an internal network pentest work?
No jargon, just a clear process. Click a step or sit back and relax.
Introduction & Scope
A no-obligation conversation or an interactive questionnaire, in which we determine the scope of your corporate network together.
[ 04 ]Pentest methods
Pentesting methods
Black, Grey or White box? Pick a method below and see instantly how much knowledge the ethical hacker gets up front, and therefore how realistic the attack is.
The hacker starts completely blind
Black box Pentest
In a black box penetration test the organization gives the ethical hacker no information about the systems and IT structure up front. The ethical hacker only receives a scope consisting of a URL and/or IP addresses.
What the hacker sees up front
“I've capped off 5+ years of experience as an ethical hacker with an OSCP, OSED, OSWE, OSEP & OSCE3 certification. With that knowledge, I make sure your networks, websites, and mobile applications are tested thoroughly.”
Frequently asked internal network pentest questions
What is an internal network pentest?
An internal network pentest is a test that identifies vulnerabilities in a company's network, in order to improve security and reduce the risk of attacks. It's important because it improves security across the whole business and protects sensitive information.
What is the difference between an internal network pentest and a web application pentest?
An internal network pentest focuses on vulnerabilities in a company's network, while a web application pentest focuses on vulnerabilities in a specific web application.
Read more here about running a pentest on a web application.
What is the goal of an internal network pentest?
The goal of an internal network pentest is to identify and report vulnerabilities in a company's network, so they can be fixed and the risk of attacks reduced. The ultimate goal is improving your cybersecurity.
How often should I run an internal network pentest?
It's recommended to run an internal network pentest annually to keep network security up to date and identify any new vulnerabilities. That said, this depends heavily on your situation.
How can Tozetta help me run an internal network pentest?
Tozetta employs experienced ethical hackers who specialize in identifying vulnerabilities in corporate networks. We provide extensive reporting and guidance to resolve the vulnerabilities found.
How long does an internal network pentest take?
The duration of an internal network pentest can vary, depending on the size and complexity of the network. In general an internal network pentest can take a few days to a few weeks.
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