Strafe Cybersecurity’s Internal Penetration Testing begins with a simulated insider threat scenario. Our expert engineers emulate the tactics of both malicious insiders and external threat actors who may have breached the perimeter defenses. This approach allows us to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by adversaries with access to your internal network.
Our engineers conduct a comprehensive analysis of your internal network, evaluating the security of servers, workstations, and other connected devices. Through a combination of automated tools and manual testing, we identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential weaknesses that may be exploited by attackers seeking to move laterally within your environment.
Strafe’s Internal Penetration Testing includes a thorough assessment of your Active Directory environment. This critical component of your internal infrastructure is meticulously examined for vulnerabilities, ensuring that the backbone of your network is secure against potential compromise and unauthorized access.
Going beyond identification, our engineers simulate advanced attack scenarios tailored to your organization. These scenarios may include complex attack vectors, sophisticated and custom malware simulations, or other relevant threats. This proactive approach allows us to understand potential attack pathways and assess the extent of potential damage. The advanced approach assists in identifying whether or not Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) services can identify advanced malware deployments.