Vantage Point network penetration testing finds the holes in your internal and external networks that can be compromised by attack agents.
We detail all vulnerabilities we identify, rank the risks they present for your business, and provide a clear mitigation strategy. As a result, you’ll know where to focus your efforts to reduce the likelihood of a breach, and you’ll have the information you need to keep your internal and customer data secure.
Our network pen testers search for vulnerabilities in key areas
- Router filtering
- Firewall filtering
- Visible network services
- Operating system software flaws
- Server application software flaws
- Known configuration errors
- Access management
- Authentication controls
- Information disclosure that may aid an attacker
When should you perform network penetration testing?
- When deploying new infrastructure. Make sure servers, routers, load balancers, and other network devices that run software are sufficiently hardened to prevent access to critical data.
- When changing network design or infrastructure. Any major configuration changes or upgrades should require a re-test of all network security.
- When moving to a hosted environment. Moving your network infrastructure to cloud environments such as AWS introduces a new attack surface that must be evaluated for proper configuration to ensure you don’t leave sensitive data exposed to unauthorized users.
- When deploying new or updated applications. In addition to testing the applications themselves, you’ll want to consider how they access your network resources.
- When adding new locations for your business. Network penetration testing is critical to understanding which resources are available and identifying the type of traffic passing between sites.
- As part of a regular security plan. Implementing a regular network security assessment can identify changes that may have slipped through the cracks and ensure you are using the most up-to-date security strategies.