Network exposure
Reachability, segmentation, exposed management services, remote access, and unnecessary paths between security zones.
Infrastructure security is rarely about one device or one setting. We look at how systems relate to each other: what can talk to what, where administrative trust exists, how identities move through the environment, and what happens when one control fails.
Reachability, segmentation, exposed management services, remote access, and unnecessary paths between security zones.
Administrative access, privilege separation, service identities, trust relationships, and opportunities for escalation.
Configuration, service exposure, patch posture, defensive controls, and the gaps that make exploitation easier than it needs to be.
Send over a short description of what you want tested and what you are trying to learn. We can work out the right scope from there.