Network Assessment Services That Reveal Risk

A network assessment evaluates the systems and controls that protect your infrastructure from external and internal attack. Vynox Security tests exposed services, perimeter defenses, firewall and segmentation controls, credential-related attack paths, lateral movement opportunities, privilege escalation routes, and relevant CI/CD risks. The engagement produces validated findings with evidence, severity scoring, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance rather than a raw vulnerability scan.

An automated scan identifies known weaknesses and configuration signals, but it cannot reliably determine whether findings are exploitable or how they could be combined. A network pentest uses manual, expert-led testing to validate real attack paths, such as moving from a low-privilege foothold to sensitive systems. This reduces false positives and gives engineering teams prioritized, actionable remediation work.

Yes. External testing examines the internet-facing perimeter, including exposed services and entry points an outside attacker could target. Internal testing simulates the risks after an attacker, compromised device, or unauthorized user gains an initial foothold. It evaluates segmentation bypass, credential relay, lateral movement, and privilege escalation toward important systems and data.

A typical Network Pentest is delivered in 5–10 business days, depending on the agreed scope and the complexity of the environment. Cloud Security Testing typically takes 3–5 business days. Before work begins, Vynox Security uses a 30-minute discovery call to review the environment, define priorities, and provide an indicative timeline appropriate to the engagement.

Yes. Vynox Security maps relevant findings and testing evidence to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 infrastructure control requirements. Reports include an executive summary, technical findings, evidence screenshots, CVSS scores, reproduction details, and remediation guidance. This gives security and compliance teams useful documentation for customer security questionnaires and independent-testing evidence; it is not a certification audit.

Scope can include external IPs and services, internal networks, firewall and segmentation controls, cloud-hosted infrastructure, privileged access paths, CI/CD environments, and systems supporting AI workloads. Standard Network Pentest scope covers up to 10 IPs. During discovery, Vynox Security identifies the assets and crown-jewel systems that deserve focused testing and recommends the appropriate engagement tier.

Vynox Security scopes testing carefully to balance thoroughness with operational safety. The team coordinates authorized targets, testing windows, escalation contacts, and guardrails before work begins. Potentially disruptive techniques are handled deliberately and communicated in advance. Where destructive validation is needed, Vynox recommends staging or sandbox environments so teams can validate risk without unnecessarily affecting production services.

Yes. Vynox Security offers Penetration Testing as a Service, or PTaaS, for continuous testing aligned with product development and infrastructure changes. Rather than waiting for an annual point-in-time review, teams can test every sprint or significant release, monitor open findings through the Vynox dashboard, and receive same-day retest verification after fixes reach staging.