Penetration Testing · Full Scope
Full Scope Penetration Testing
End-to-end testing across your entire attack surface — external perimeter through internal network.
What is a Full Scope Penetration Test?
A full-scope penetration test is a comprehensive assessment that combines both external and internal testing methodologies. It evaluates your entire attack surface, starting from public-facing internet assets and progressing deep into the internal corporate network. This end-to-end, project-based evaluation provides a complete picture of your defensive posture, demonstrating how an attacker could breach the perimeter and the subsequent damage they could inflict internally.
What We Test
External Testing
- ▸OSINT, credential intelligence, and exposed-service enumeration
- ▸Attacks against login portals (Website, O365, VPN, etc.) and MFA bypassing
- ▸Third-party data-leak enumeration (S3 buckets, GitHub, etc.)
Internal Testing
- ▸Active Directory security testing and shared resource enumeration
- ▸Password, pass-the-hash, Kerberoasting, and ticket attacks
- ▸Man-in-the-middle attacks (LLMNR/NBT-NS, SMB/LDAP/IPv6 relaying)
- ▸Pivoting and lateral movement to demonstrate full breach impact
- ▸Other testing depending on specific customer content and footprint
- ▸Free remediation re-test included