One flaw, serious consequences
An exploited vulnerability can lead to system downtime, data loss or a ransomware attack.
An outage can affect not only your company but also your customers and partners.
Infrastructure testing
How far could an attacker get inside your network?
We show how an attacker could get in from the internet and what they could reach once inside: servers, user accounts or business data.
Business risk
One weak point can open the door to attackers.
A forgotten server, a default password or a misconfigured firewall rule can be enough to get in. From there, an attacker can move step by step towards your most valuable systems.
Lost trust and legal risk
A security incident can shake customer trust.
For organisations covered by NIS2 or the GDPR, it can also mean reporting obligations and fines.
The internal network is not a safe zone
After one phishing email or one infected laptop, the attacker is already inside your network.
An internal test shows how easily they could reach your critical systems from there.
Every vulnerability we find comes with technical evidence, a risk rating and concrete remediation advice, in order of priority – so your IT team knows exactly where to start.
Request a consultationMethodology
How we test your infrastructure.
Within agreed, controlled boundaries we work like a real attacker. The goal is not a list of issues, but to show which vulnerabilities can actually be exploited.
- Internet-facing systems and services
- Internal network and segments
- Web applications and employee portals
- Manual verification of automated findings
- Privilege escalation paths
- Movement between systems and segments
- Incorrectly stored data
- Default credentials
- Firewall configurations
- System misconfigurations
- Outdated software
- Logical flaws
- Vulnerabilities ranked by priority
- Remediation advice to strengthen external and internal defences
- Systems that may need further testing
Insights
Infrastructure security insights.
Articles from our team on infrastructure security.
Access control
Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP): The Hidden Business Risk of Excessive Privileges
Principle of Least Privilege: The most dangerous access is the one everyone forgot about Cyberattacks begin when vulnerabilities or forgotten, unnecessary privileges remain unaddressed. Domain Admin accounts, Local …
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DNS security
Hidden Security Risks of CNAME Records | Dangling DNS
Dangling CNAME records: Hidden DNS security risks for businesses One of the lesser-known yet increasingly relevant security risks in modern web infrastructure is dangling CNAME records. At first glance, these abandoned …
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Consultation
Security starts with a conversation.
No sales pitch – just a focused conversation about your business continuity and operational risk.