Network Infrastructure Penetration Testing evaluates the security of an organization’s internal and external network infrastructure by simulating attacks against exposed services, network devices, servers, and directory services. The assessment identifies weaknesses that could allow attackers to gain initial access, move laterally, escalate privileges, or compromise critical systems.
Testing includes external perimeter testing as well as internal network assessments covering Active Directory, segmentation controls, and trust relationships. The methodology aligns with CERT-In guidelines, SANS Top 25, MITRE ATT&CK, and CREST standards.