What is Internal Network Penetration Testing?

Internal Network Penetration Testing involves simulating cyberattacks from within an organisation’s network; to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by insiders or attackers that have breached the perimeter of your organisation.

At Resolute Cyber, we define the objectives and boundaries of the assessment, ensuring a tailored approach that aligns with the organisation’s security goals.

Do You Need an Internal Network Penetration Test?

Investing in Internal Penetration Testing provides stakeholders with reassurance regarding the effectiveness of your cybersecurity measures. By conducting regular assessments and remediation efforts, you will instil confidence in clients, partners, and investors, safeguarding your reputation and fostering trust.

With Resolute’s expertise in Internal Penetration Testing, you not only heighten your defences but also establish a foundation for sustained growth and resilience in today’s digital landscape.

What are the Benefits?

Comprehensive Evaluation

Proactive Risk Mitigation

Enhanced Trust and Reputation

Tailored Solutions

Cutting Edge Assessment

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Why Resolute?

Choosing Resolute Cyber for Internal Network Penetration Testing brings unmatched advantages backed by our accreditations and certifications. As a CREST-accredited organisation and holder of Cyber Scheme qualifications, we adhere to industry-leading standards, ensuring the highest quality of service delivery. Partnering with us means leveraging the expertise of a team equipped with advanced methodologies and best practices to secure your internal network effectively.

Accreditations are great, but where Resolute stands out is implementation. Partnering with Resolute grants you access to a team of IT experts that have decades of combined experience, meaning that no matter what the task is, your team can always be hands-off when it comes to implementing the changes needed to your systems.

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FAQs.

Internal network penetration testing involves simulating cyber-attacks from within your organisation’s network to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by insiders or compromised devices. It’s essential for your business as it helps identify security weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them, ultimately strengthening your overall security posture and protecting sensitive data.

The frequency of internal network penetration testing depends on various factors such as the size of your organisation, industry regulations, and changes to your network infrastructure. Typically, it’s recommended to conduct testing annually or whenever significant changes occur, such as network upgrades or new system implementations, to ensure ongoing security resilience.

The duration of internal network penetration testing varies based on factors such as the size and complexity of your network. Typically, the process involves scoping discussions, testing execution, and report generation. Depending on the scale, testing may take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, although the most common length we see for a test is one week. Throughout the process, Resolute Cyber maintains clear communication with your organisation, providing updates on progress and findings to ensure transparency and collaboration.