Network Penetration Testing

At Kairos Sec, our Network Penetration Testing services are designed to uncover and assess vulnerabilities across your organization’s internal and external network infrastructure. With a strict focus on manual testing conducted by seasoned security professionals, we go beyond automated scans to provide a thorough, intelligence-driven assessment of your network’s real-world exposure.

External Network Penetration Testing

Your organization’s internet-facing assets are often the first line of attack for threat actors. Our external network assessments simulate the tactics of skilled adversaries targeting publicly accessible systems, such as firewalls, VPNs, web servers, cloud services, and other perimeter devices.

Our external testing includes:

  • Reconnaissance and footprinting to identify exposed services and assets
  • Manual enumeration of misconfigurations and insecure services
  • Exploitation of vulnerabilities in real-world attack chains
  • Identification of potential paths to internal access or sensitive data
  • Clear, actionable reporting with risk-rated findings and remediation guidance

We tailor each engagement to your environment, ensuring that even edge cases and lesser-known threat vectors are considered. No assumptions, no reliance on tool output—just expert testing grounded in attacker methodology.

Internal Network Penetration Testing

Assuming breach is no longer a hypothetical—it’s a necessity. Our internal penetration tests evaluate the security of your network from the perspective of an attacker who has gained access, whether through phishing, insider threat, or a compromised external asset.

Our internal assessments typically focus on:

  • Network segmentation and lateral movement opportunities
  • Credential and session harvesting
  • Privilege escalation and domain compromise
  • Insecure protocols and service misconfigurations
  • Access to sensitive data, internal applications, and business-critical systems

By replicating post-compromise scenarios, we help you understand how far an attacker could go—and how to stop them before they do.


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