Infrastructure security testing assesses the security of on-premises, hybrid and cloud infrastructure to identify weaknesses that could be exploited to compromise systems, data, or users.
Testing covers both externally facing and internal components of the environment, including networks, compute platforms, directory services, end-user devices, and wireless networks.
Infrastructure security testing helps organisations identify vulnerabilities which could be exploited by an attacker to gain access to internal resources, move through the network, and compromise internal systems and data.
Testing provides insight into where security controls are effective and where improvements are required, supporting informed remediation and helping strengthen the overall resilience of core infrastructure.
Engagements begin by defining scope and objectives, understanding the network environment, its key components and operations. This includes identifying critical systems, trust relationships, and potential attack paths within the network.
Test approaches include authenticated configuration assessments and targeted penetration testing across networks, computing platforms, directory services, end-user devices, and wireless infrastructure. The outcome is a clear, risk-focused view of security posture, with practical guidance to reduce exposure and improve infrastructure security.
Testing can cover network infrastructure, servers, Active Directory and identity services, container platforms, and supporting systems, subject to scope and authorisation.
Yes. Testing is aligned to recognised industry best practice and informed by current and emerging infrastructure threats.
No. This service focuses on assessment and testing. Reports include clear, risk-based mitigation recommendations, but implementation is not included.
Testing is carefully scoped and planned to minimise disruption, with higher-risk activities discussed and agreed in advance.
We work with your IT and infrastructure teams to coordinate testing.
Reports are designed to be understood by both technical and non-technical audiences. Our summaries and findings are presented at the appropriate level of detail to clearly explain risk, impact, and recommendations for each finding.
Container orchestration security testing assesses platforms such as Kubernetes and container images. It analyses configurations and runtime operations to identify vulnerabilities which could lead to unauthorised access, privilege escalation and information disclosure. access controls, workload isolation, and exposure.
External testing assesses internet-facing systems and services, while internal testing evaluates risks from within the network, such as compromised user accounts or devices.
These assessment Provide a realistic understanding of risk from both external attackers and internal threat scenarios.
Active Directory security testing reviews authentication, permissions, privilege management, and trust relationships within the directory environment.
It aims to identify weaknesses that could be exploited for privilege escalation and lateral movement which could lead to the exposure or unauthorised modification of resources managed in Active Directory.