Expert-led service
Network penetration testing.
We map what your network exposes — to the internet and inside — and validate what an intruder could actually reach from each foothold.
What we test
Scope, agreed in writing.
External exposure
Internet-facing hosts, services, forgotten subdomains and certificates.
Services
Vulnerable and misconfigured services, default credentials, weak protocols.
Segmentation
Whether internal zones are really separated from each other.
Remote access
VPN, remote desktop and administrative interfaces.
How we work
Methodical, and never destructive without agreement.
- 01Discover and inventory the in-scope ranges and hosts.
- 02Identify services and versions; test them for known and configuration weaknesses.
- 03Validate reachable paths between zones, within the agreed rules of engagement.
- 04Report exploitable paths, not just open ports.
What you receive
- Attack-surface inventory
- Exploitable path analysis
- Hardening checklist
- Retest and written confirmation
Manual testing or MyPentest?
MyPentest tests web applications, not networks. For external reconnaissance of domains and identities, see MyRecon.
Network testing at BugSnaps is always an expert-led engagement.
Automated vs manual penetration testingFAQ
Questions, answered straight.
How long does an engagement take?
Most engagements run 5–12 testing days depending on scope, with the report delivered within 5 business days of testing finishing. Exact dates are agreed in the scoping document before you commit.
Will testing affect production?
Rules of engagement are agreed in writing before anything starts. We recommend a staging environment; when production testing is required we use non-destructive techniques, throttle traffic and agree testing windows. Denial-of-service testing is never performed without explicit written agreement.
Is retesting included?
Yes. When you've fixed the issues, we retest them and confirm in writing which are closed.
Talk to a tester, not a sales team.
A free 30-minute scoping call, then a fixed quote in writing. Or start with a free automated pentest today.