Internal Penetration Testing
for Texas Businesses

We start from inside your network and find out how far an attacker could get. Active Directory, lateral movement, privilege escalation. On-site or remote via VPN.

What we test

How far can an attacker get once they're inside?

Internal penetration testing starts from a position inside your network. The scenario is simple: assume someone has already gotten in. Maybe through a phishing email. Maybe through a compromised contractor account. Maybe through a vulnerability in an internet-facing system. Once inside, how far can they go?

We test what an attacker could access, escalate to, and exfiltrate from inside your environment. Active Directory environments, internal servers, workstations, shared file systems, and network segmentation are all in scope.

Testing can be conducted on-site at your location or remotely through VPN or jump-box access. We'll agree on the method during scoping.

14 days
Median time an attacker sits undetected inside a network once they're in
What's included

Scope and deliverables

Active Directory environmentsUser accounts, group memberships, domain controllers, and privileged access paths.
Lateral movement testingHow far can we move between systems once we have an initial foothold?
Privilege escalationCan a low-level user account reach administrative or sensitive access?
Internal network and serversServers, workstations, shared storage, and network devices within scope.
On-site or remote accessWe can test from your location or via VPN. Your choice, confirmed during scoping.
Report and debriefWritten findings with severity ratings, remediation steps, and a walkthrough call.

Who it's for

Businesses that need to know their internal exposure

External testing tells you how someone gets in. Internal testing tells you what happens after they're already in. Both questions matter.

After a phishing incident
If someone clicked a malicious link or entered credentials on a fake page, your perimeter may already be compromised. Internal testing helps you understand what exposure that created and what was reachable.
PCI DSS compliance
PCI DSS requires annual internal penetration testing for any business that stores, processes, or transmits cardholder data. We format our report output to support your compliance documentation.
Assessing insider threat exposure
How much damage could a disgruntled employee or a compromised contractor account cause? Internal testing answers this with evidence, not assumptions.
Before the Bundle
If you're considering external and internal testing together, the Pentest Bundle covers both in one coordinated engagement and includes 8 hours of remediation support. Better value than booking separately.

Pricing

Fixed scope. Confirmed before we start.

Starting price covers environments with fewer than 50 internal devices. Final pricing depends on the number of devices in scope, Active Directory complexity, on-site versus remote access, and any compliance formatting requirements.

Everything is confirmed on the scoping call before any work begins. No surprise invoices.

// Best value
Add external testing for complete coverage
The Pentest Bundle covers external and internal testing in a single coordinated engagement. One team, one report, and 8 hours of remediation support. Starting at $8,500, it's a better value than booking both separately.
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Internal Penetration Test
$6,000
starting price · fixed scope
Starting price covers environments with fewer than 50 internal devices. Includes Active Directory testing, lateral movement, privilege escalation, written report with severity ratings, and debrief call.

Want both external and internal? The Pentest Bundle starts at $8,500.


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