VAPT & Security Testing
Network Security Testing
Network testing shows what an attacker could reach from the internet — or from inside your network.
Overview
What is Network Security Testing?
Network security testing assesses external perimeter exposure and internal networks: service discovery, vulnerability exploitation, segmentation effectiveness, Active Directory weaknesses and lateral-movement paths towards critical systems.
Why it matters
When organizations need it
These are common signs that an organization would benefit from Network Security Testing.
Signs you need it
- Internet-facing infrastructure
- Concerns about lateral movement
- Segmentation changes or new sites
- Compliance requirements for network testing
Capabilities
Key capabilities
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External testing
Perimeter exposure and exploitable services.
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Internal testing
Lateral movement and privilege escalation.
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Segmentation testing
Verifying isolation of sensitive zones.
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Directory attack paths
Identity-based escalation routes.
Scope
What you receive
- Test scope
- Findings report
- Attack-path narrative
- Retest results
Our approach
How CoreIAM helps
Directory and identity attack paths are central to our internal testing.
Engagement
Engagement approach
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Scope
Agree objectives, assets and rules of engagement.
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Test
Execute the assessment and testing.
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Report
Deliver findings and debrief your teams.
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Retest
Validate remediation.
Related
Related services
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VAPT & Security Testing
Identify and validate vulnerabilities in applications, APIs, networks and cloud before attackers can exploit them.
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Vulnerability Assessment
Systematic identification of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
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Penetration Testing
Attacker-minded testing that demonstrates real-world impact.
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Web Application Security Testing
Thorough testing of web applications against common and business-logic attacks.
Discuss Network Security Testing with our specialists
Tell us about your environment and objectives, and we will recommend the right scope and approach.