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Network Penetration Testing

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A network vulnerability assessment and penetration test, commonly referred to as network VAPT, is a comprehensive technical security evaluation that extends beyond routine port scanning and vulnerability enumeration. It aims to identify potential security risks and assess their business impact on various network domains, including wireless, internal, and external setups. Network security testing is an essential process that aids in the discovery of security vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and potential threats that could jeopardize an organization's networks, website servers, and applications if exploited by malicious actors. This procedure is crucial for gauging the effectiveness of network security by simulating attacks and evaluating the resilience of the target network against unauthorized access attempts.

METHODOLOGY


Black Box Network Penetration Testing:

Planning:

  • Limited information is provided to the tester, simulating an outsider's perspective.

  • Objectives are defined based on external knowledge without internal insights.

  • Legal considerations and rules of engagement are crucial to avoid unauthorized access.

Reconnaissance:

  • External information is gathered without internal network details.

  • Focus is on understanding publicly available information about the target.

Scanning:

  • External network scanning is performed to identify live hosts and open ports.

  • Tools like Nmap are employed to uncover vulnerabilities from an external viewpoint.

Enumeration:

  • Limited enumeration is performed as external knowledge is restricted.

  • The emphasis is on identifying potential targets for exploitation.


White Box Network Penetration Testing:

Planning:

  • Full knowledge of the internal network structure, systems, and configurations is provided to the tester.

  • Objectives are defined with an understanding of internal systems and potential vulnerabilities.

  • Legal considerations and rules of engagement are established.

Reconnaissance:

  • Internal and external information is considered, allowing a comprehensive view.

  • Tester has insights into both publicly available and internal network details.

Scanning:

  • In-depth scanning of both internal and external networks is performed.

  • Vulnerability scanning includes a thorough examination of internal systems.

Enumeration:

  • Detailed enumeration is conducted using internal knowledge.

  • The tester explores internal services, protocols, and configurations.


Grey Box Network Penetration Testing:

Planning:

  • Partial information is shared with the tester, simulating a semi-insider's perspective.

  • Objectives are defined with a mix of external and internal insights.

  • Legal considerations and rules of engagement are clarified.

Reconnaissance:

  • Limited internal information is provided, combining external and internal viewpoints.

  • The tester gains insights into both publicly available and partially disclosed internal network details.

Scanning:

  • Scanning involves a combination of external and internal network assessments.

  • Vulnerability scanning includes both internal and external systems..

Enumeration:

  • Enumeration is conducted with a blend of external and internal knowledge.

  • The tester identifies potential targets using a more nuanced understanding of the network.

Benefits

Cost Saving

Adhere to Compliance

Reduced outage
Risk management