Penetration Testing • Network & Infrastructure

Network Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing is a manual, expert-led assessment of your infrastructure — external perimeter and internal estate — that finds and safely exploits weaknesses before attackers do. We test exposed services and open ports, missing patches, misconfiguration, weak credentials, lateral movement, Active Directory, and segmentation — then give you a risk-rated report, remediation guidance, and a free retest.

What it covers

External and internal — end to end

The infrastructure weaknesses attackers exploit to get in and move.

Exposed services & open ports

Internet-facing services that shouldn't be reachable, forgotten hosts, and risky ports — the external footprint an attacker enumerates first.

Missing patches & known CVEs

Unpatched operating systems, services, and appliances with public exploits that give attackers a fast, reliable way in.

Misconfiguration

Insecure services, default settings, weak protocols, and exposed management interfaces that widen the attack surface unnecessarily.

Weak & default credentials

Default logins, reused passwords, and weak authentication on services and devices that let attackers walk straight through the front door.

Lateral movement & AD

Once inside, we test how far an attacker could pivot — abusing Active Directory, credential relaying, and trust relationships to reach critical systems.

Segmentation gaps

Flat networks and weak segmentation between user, server, and sensitive zones that let a single foothold spread across the estate.

Methodology

A proven, PTES-aligned process

1

Scope

We agree the external ranges, internal segments, and rules of engagement in writing — and whether testing is external, internal, or both — so it's safe and authorized.

2

Discovery & enumeration

We map live hosts, open ports, services, and versions across your ranges to build the same picture of your estate an attacker would.

3

Vulnerability analysis

Aligned to PTES, we combine automated tooling with manual validation to identify real, exploitable weaknesses and cut out false positives.

4

Exploitation & lateral movement

We safely gain a foothold and pivot — escalating privilege and abusing Active Directory — to prove how far an attacker could reach, without disrupting production.

5

Report

A clear report with an executive summary, risk-rated findings, evidence, and step-by-step remediation your infrastructure team can act on.

6

Retest

After you remediate, we retest and confirm closure — so you can show auditors and customers the issues are resolved.

Scanning vs. pentesting

Why a vuln scan isn’t enough

 Vulnerability ScanNetwork Pentest
ApproachAutomated vuln scanExpert manual + tooling
Validates & removes false positives
Demonstrates lateral movement
Proves real, exploitable impact
Best forContinuous hygieneAssurance & compliance

For continuous automated coverage between engagements, use Faseel Suite — or run a free Scout scan to see your external exposure today.

What you get

Deliverables that drive action

Professional report

Every finding documented with proof-of-concept evidence, affected hosts, and reproduction steps — plus a plain-language executive summary.

Remediation guidance

Actionable, engineer-ready fixes for each finding — patching, hardening, credential and segmentation changes — not just a list of problems.

Free retest & attestation

We re-verify remediated findings and provide a letter of attestation you can share with customers, partners, and auditors.

FAQ

Network pentesting, explained

Know how far an attacker could get inside

Book a manual external and internal network pentest, or automate assessment with Suite.