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Network Penetration Testing
We look at your network from two angles: what the internet can reach, and what an attacker could do once inside. The result is a clear picture of your real exposure, not a list of scanner output.
Why teams choose Adiroha
- Manual-first testing, not scanner dumps
- OSCP, OSWE and CEH certified testers
- Findings mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS controls
- Retest and closure letter to prove fixes
Scope
What we cover
- External perimeter discovery and exposed services
- Internal network segmentation testing
- Active Directory attack paths and privilege escalation
- Credential exposure and password policy weaknesses
- Unpatched systems and insecure protocols
- Segmentation validation for PCI DSS scope
Deliverables
What you receive
- Attack-path narrative showing how issues chain together
- Prioritised findings with CVSS scores
- Segmentation test evidence for audits
- Retest and closure letter
How we work
Discover. Assess. Remediate. Validate.
Discover
Agree scope, assets, test windows and rules of engagement. Every project gets a unique audit code for tracking.
Assess
Manual-first testing aligned to recognised standards, with critical issues flagged to you immediately.
Remediate
Findings ranked by business impact, with clear fix guidance and a walkthrough with your engineers.
Validate
We retest your fixes, update the report and issue a closure letter you can share.
FAQ
Common questions
Can internal testing be done remotely?
Yes. We can ship a pre-configured test device or use a VPN / jump host you provide.
Will testing disrupt operations?
We avoid denial-of-service techniques and agree test windows and exclusions with your team beforehand.
What's the difference between external and internal testing?
External testing shows what an internet-based attacker can reach. Internal testing shows what someone already inside your network — a compromised laptop or a malicious insider — could do.
How often is network penetration testing needed?
At least annually, and after significant network changes. PCI DSS requires internal and external testing at least every 12 months and after significant changes.
Do you test Active Directory?
Yes. Active Directory attack paths are often the fastest route to full compromise, so they are a standard part of internal testing.
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