Network testing

Network penetration testing, on demand

PentestMe tests your external and internal network the way an attacker maps it: every reachable host, every listening service, and the versions behind them, with findings correlated to real CVEs and confirmed rather than assumed.

Discovery runs wide before it runs deep, so the report covers the hosts you forgot as well as the ones you scoped.

We map the estate before we test it

A network test is only as good as its inventory. We sweep the full port range rather than the common few, fingerprint the service and version behind each open port, and expand from what we find, so a forgotten staging box or an unmanaged appliance ends up in scope. Every host and service we touch is recorded, so the report shows what was tested, not just what was found.

What a network pentest finds

The findings that actually lead somewhere, each tied to the host and service it came from.

Exposed and unnecessary services

Management interfaces, databases, and admin protocols reachable from where they should not be, with the exact host, port and service version.

Weak and default credentials

Default or guessable credentials on services that accept them, tested carefully and reported with the service they unlock.

Missing patches with real CVEs

Service versions correlated against known vulnerabilities, prioritised by what is genuinely reachable rather than by raw CVSS.

Datastore exposure

Databases, caches and object stores answering without authentication, including the ones that were never meant to face the network.

Transport and protocol weakness

Expired or invalid certificates, weak ciphers, and legacy protocol versions still negotiable on production services.

Segmentation and Active Directory

Whether flat networking lets one foothold reach everything, and, where you authorise it, Active Directory enumeration and privilege paths.

Reachability decides the priority

A critical CVE on a service nothing can reach is not your biggest problem, and a medium on an internet-facing admin panel often is. PentestMe ranks network findings by what is actually exposed and what an attacker could chain from it, and every finding carries the host, port, service version and the evidence that produced it, so your team can verify it without taking our word for anything.

Test your network free

Run a real, validated network pentest on your own hosts before you pay anything. No credit card.

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