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I will perform internal or external network penetration testing
About this Gig
Network Penetration Testing | PTES | Nessus Professional
Strengthen your network security before attackers exploit weaknesses.
As an experienced and certified Network Penetration Tester, I help organizations identify and fix security vulnerabilities through industry-standard methodologies:
- Open-Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
- Penetration Testing Execution Standard
- Nessus Professional Vulnerability Scanning
What I Will Do for You
1. Network Reconnaissance & Intelligence Review
- Identification of exposed assets, hosts, and configurations
- Attack surface mapping and weak entry path detection
2. Full Port Scanning & Service Enumeration
- TCP & UDP scan coverage
- Analysis of exposed ports and running services
3. Vulnerability Assessment
- Misconfigurations, outdated services, weak protocols
- Critical/CVSS vulnerabilities detection
4. Manual Exploitation Validation
- Controlled exploitation to confirm real risk
- No disruption to your systems
5. Nessus Professional Scan Included
- Enterprise-grade reporting with accurate results
- Patch and configuration weaknesses identified
You will receive a detailed professional report with executive summary, technical findings, CVSS v3 severity.
FAQ
Why do I need a network penetration test?
Networks are often the first entry point for attackers. Pentesting identifies exposed services, misconfigurations, weak credentials, and paths to unauthorized access.
Do you test both internal and external networks?
Yes. External testing simulates real attackers from the internet, while internal testing identifies threats from compromised devices or insider scenarios.
Will my systems or users experience downtime during testing?
No. I perform non-disruptive testing unless explicitly approved for stress or DoS-related checks.
Do you check for vulnerabilities like outdated services or weak protocols?
Yes. I identify outdated software, insecure ports, weak encryption, SMB flaws, and other exploitable weaknesses.
Do you test network devices such as firewalls, routers, and switches?
Yes. I evaluate configurations, access controls, firmware issues, and exposure of management interfaces.
How often should I perform network pentesting?
At least once a year, or after major network changes, new servers, or newly deployed services.
What will I receive after the testing is done?
A detailed report including: • Vulnerability descriptions • Severity classification • Proof-of-Concept where applicable • Clear remediation guidance
