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Network Penetration Testing

DefenceRabbit's Network Penetration Testing strengthens your network against advanced threats, drawing on decades of network security expertise. Our experienced professionals identify the complete range of vulnerabilities, including hidden and often-missed exposures that automated tools and less skilled assessors fail to detect. Safeguard your network with DefenceRabbit's comprehensive penetration testing services.

Expose Network Vulnerabilities with Penetration Testing Services

Our Comprehensive Penetration Testing Services Ensure Your Organization Is Secured Across All Attack Vectors. We Specialize in External System Testing, Internal Network Assessments, Web Application Security, and Mobile Application Testing. Timely Identification of Security Vulnerabilities Prevents Hacks and Safeguards Valuable Data and Financial Assets. Penetration Testing Offers Crucial Insights for Enhancing Your Network’s Security Mechanisms, Guarding Against Potential Breaches, and Maintaining Data Integrity.

Expose Network Vulnerabilities with Penetration Testing Services

Types of network penetration testing

Network Penetration Testing, also referred to as Infrastructure Penetration Testing, can be conducted from two key perspectives: Internal and External to Your Organization’s Network Perimeter.

Internal penetration testing

Internal penetration testing

An Internal Network Penetration Test Assesses What an Attacker Can Achieve with Initial Access. This Test Simulates Insider Threats, Including Employees Acting Maliciously or Unintentionally.

External penetration testing

External penetration testing

An External Network Penetration Test Assesses Perimeter Security Controls to Prevent and Detect Attacks, Identifying Weaknesses in Internet-Facing Assets Like Web, Mail, and FTP Servers.

Network Penetration
Testing Process

Step 1

Scoping and Planning

We start our work with a detailed analysis of a company's network environment, including architecture, critical assets, and connected applications. Depending on the organization's needs, we establish clear objectives, define the scope of the pen test, and tailor our strategy to achieve the goals set and meet regulatory requirements.

New attack surfaces require a new approach to testing

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Uncover Network Entry Points

Penetration testers act as ethical hackers, employing real-world attack techniques to scrutinize your firewalls, servers, and network configurations. This process uncovers weaknesses in network perimeter defenses, such as misconfigured access controls or unpatched vulnerabilities, preventing intruders from gaining a presence in your system.

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Identify Internal Network Vulnerabilities

Strong Cybersecurity Defense Extends Beyond Perimeter Protection. Network Penetration Testing Goes Beyond External Threats, Delving Deep into Internal Network Segmentation. It Identifies Security Vulnerabilities Such as Weak Internal Firewalls or Unauthorized Access Controls to Sensitive Data, Preventing Lateral Movement Within Your Network Even if an Attacker Breaches Initial Defenses.

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Prioritize Remediation Efforts

Penetration Testers Report Not Only About Identified Vulnerabilities But Also Prioritize Them Based on Their Potential Impact on Specific Network Segments or Critical Systems. This Approach Enables You to Focus Your Resources on Addressing the Most Critical Weaknesses First, Enhancing Your Security Posture Effectively.

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Meet Regulatory Compliance

Numerous Sectors Have Stringent Data Security Regulations. Penetration Testing Companies Offer Documented Proof of Your Compliance Commitment, Assisting You in Preventing Possible Fines and Legal Penalties.

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Greater Confidence and Trust

By Proactively Addressing Technical Vulnerabilities, You Enhance Security and Build Trust with Clients, Partners, and Stakeholders. This Strategy Boosts Confidence and Strengthens Your Business Reputation.

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Why Choose DefenceRabbit

DefenceRabbit's transparent and collaborative approach identifies true vulnerabilities in your application. Leveraging deep expertise in security auditing and testing, we provide clients with accurate insights and actionable strategies to protect vital assets. Our specialists excel in:

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Dedicated to Cybersecurity Excellence

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Safeguard your Digital Assets

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Data Privacy and Compliance

Recognized Expertise

Recognized Expertise

Our expert penetration testers bring decades of experience and unmatched technical skill in application security assessments.

Proven Methodology

Proven Methodology

Whether you opt for a framework-based or goal-oriented strategy, we identify critical risks that automated tools and bug bounty programs often overlook.

Innovative Enablement Platform

Innovative Enablement Platform

Our cutting-edge cybersecurity platform enhances every engagement to boost collaboration and enable our expert engineers to identify critical, high-impact vulnerabilities.

Identify Supply Chain Risk from Third Party AI Products

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Enhanced Security Posture

Strengthen your defenses against the latest advancements in AI, ensuring your organization remains resilient in the face of relentless attacks

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Address Material Risks

Identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses within your AI systems, while tailoring solutions to address and mitigate the risks

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Build Trust Through Compliance

Demonstrate compliance with industry standards such as NIST AI RMF and build trust among clients and partners

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Frequently Asked Questions

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