Quick Testing: Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Testing internal and external attack surfaces across networks and systems

01

Focus on reachable and trust-relevant parts of the infrastructure

External perimeter (internet-facing services, exposed interfaces)
Internal network segments (including assumed breach scenarios where applicable)
Core systems and supporting services (authentication, management interfaces)
Network segmentation and trust boundaries

02

Controlled attack scenarios reflecting real adversary behavior

Enumeration and service interaction to identify weak entry points
Exploitation of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations
Credential access and privilege escalation attempts
Lateral movement across network segments
Technique mapping to MITRE ATT&CK for transparency and coverage

Guided by PTES and NIST SP 800-115 to ensure structured and repeatable execution.

03

Output reflects validated weaknesses

Exploitable vulnerabilities with supporting evidence
End-to-end attack paths demonstrating how access can be expanded
Identification of control gaps (segmentation, authentication, hardening)
Clear indication of what was achievable under realistic conditions

04

Provides practical input

ISO/IEC27001control effectiveness (e.g., access control, network security)
NIST CSF capability validation across Identify/Protect/Detect
CISControls verification (secure configuration, access control, monitoring)
Regulatory expectations under DORA and NIS2 for resilience and risk visibility