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Start where a phish lands
Internal testing needs a foothold, which is usually a standard user account and a network drop or VPN profile. Starting from a normal employee’s level of access is deliberate: it models the position an attacker reaches after one successful phishing email.
Privilege and movement, not a checklist
We test how far a standard user account can be pushed — unpatched local escalation, service accounts with more rights than they need, credentials cached where they should not be — and how freely an attacker can move between segments you believe are bounded.
The finding that changes the conversation
We establish what an attacker at each level of access can actually read. The finding that changes the conversation is rarely the vulnerability itself — it is the file share it leads to.
Why the interior matters
Securing the perimeter matters. So does knowing what happens the moment it
fails, because eventually something will — a phishing email lands, a contractor
laptop is compromised, or a supplier connection is abused.
We work from an insider's perspective, whether that insider is a malicious
employee or an attacker who has already breached the first line of defense. The
question we answer is not "is there a vulnerability" but "how far can someone
get, and what do they reach when they get there".
What you receive
A report you can hand to an engineer, a debrief you can hand to a board, and a
retest after you remediate. Findings carry the evidence needed to reproduce
them and the guidance needed to close them.
Common questions
What clients ask before we start
Should we start with external or internal testing?
External first, if you are choosing one. Internal testing answers a different and equally important question: what happens after someone gets in. Running them together lets us follow a chain from the perimeter through to domain access.
Do you need credentials or network access?
Internal testing needs a foothold. That is usually a standard user account and a network drop or VPN profile. We do not need domain admin; starting from a normal employee’s access is the point.
Will testing take systems offline?
No. Constraints, blackout windows, and escalation contacts are agreed in writing before anything is touched. Where a check carries genuine risk to a fragile system, we tell you first and let you decide.
Strengthen your defenses.
Tell us what you need tested. We’ll come back with scope, timeline, and a fixed price.