Network Penetration Testing

External penetration testing evaluates the systems visible from the internet, including remote access points, web-facing infrastructure, exposed services, and misconfigurations that could create an entry point. Integritek documents what was tested, what was discovered, and which issues should be addressed first.

The result is a clearer view of your public attack surface, with practical remediation guidance tied to business continuity, data protection, and risk reduction.

Internal penetration testing looks at what could happen if an attacker, compromised device, or unauthorized user gains a foothold inside your network. Integritek evaluates access controls, segmentation, credential exposure, and pathways that could allow movement between systems.

This helps uncover weaknesses that basic scans often miss. You gain prioritized recommendations to limit lateral movement, protect sensitive systems, and reduce the operational impact of a security incident.

Firewall and network boundary reviews help determine whether security controls are configured to support your current business needs. Integritek evaluates rules, exposed ports, segmentation logic, and access pathways that may have accumulated over time as systems, users, and workflows changed.

The deliverable connects technical configuration issues to practical risk, helping your team tighten access, reduce unnecessary exposure, and maintain a cleaner security foundation.

Wireless penetration testing assesses how your Wi-Fi environment could be abused to gain unauthorized access or disrupt business workflows. Integritek reviews encryption settings, authentication methods, network separation, signal exposure, and connected device risks.

Findings help you understand whether guest, staff, and sensitive systems are properly separated. Clear recommendations support safer connectivity without making daily work harder for employees, visitors, or trusted partners.

A penetration test is most valuable when findings become a focused plan. Integritek translates technical results into a remediation roadmap that separates urgent issues from strategic improvements. Each recommendation is prioritized by severity, exploitability, and relevance to your business operations.

This gives leadership and technical teams a shared view of what to fix, why it matters, and how improvements can support compliance, continuity, and long-term security maturity.

Retesting helps confirm that remediation work addressed the original findings and did not create new exposure. Integritek can validate corrected vulnerabilities, review evidence, and update documentation so your team has a clearer record of progress.

This step supports accountability and continuous improvement. Rather than treating penetration testing as a one-time event, retesting helps strengthen your security posture over time and gives decision-makers greater confidence in completed work.