Outcome
A full internal security report showing exploitable paths, compromised assumptions, escalation risk, and a hardening roadmap ordered by business impact.
Internal service enumeration and attack path mapping
Assumed-breach simulation
Credential exposure and password attack review
Internal network security validation
Linux and Windows privilege escalation analysis
Segmentation effectiveness review
Segmentation and pivot path validation
Privilege escalation risk assessment
Clear remediation roadmap for infrastructure teams
Post-incident hardening
What you receive
- Internal network penetration test report
- Attack chain documentation
- Affected hosts and services inventory
- Credential and privilege risk summary
- Hardening checklist
Methodology
- PTES
- MITRE ATT&CK for Enterprise
- NIST SP 800-115
- Manual exploitation validation
Scope
Approved internal hosts, network services, shared credentials, escalation paths, and segmentation boundaries.
Details
What to expect from this engagement
What is included?
An internal network penetration test designed to answer a practical question: what can an attacker do after gaining access to your environment? I enumerate hosts and services, identify credential and configuration weaknesses, test common service attack paths, assess privilege escalation opportunities, evaluate segmentation, and document how risk chains together across systems.
Who is it for?
Organizations with internal Linux, Windows, and mixed infrastructure that need practical validation of post-compromise risk.
What do you need to provide?
Written authorization, VPN or on-site access, approved IP ranges, test accounts or starting assumptions, and testing windows.