360Cyberx is a leading provider of network penetration testing services that help organizations to identify and mitigate potential security threats and vulnerabilities. We offer both internal and external network penetration testing services to help businesses secure their networks and data from cyber-attacks.

Internal Network Penetration Testing: This type of testing focuses on the internal network infrastructure of an organization, including the LAN, WAN, and any other internal networks that connect to the internet. This testing aims to identify any weaknesses or vulnerabilities in the network that an attacker could exploit. The testing process typically involves simulating an attack from within the network to exploit any vulnerabilities found and gather information on the network’s security measures.

External Network Penetration Testing: This testing is performed outside the organization’s network and focuses on the public-facing components, such as websites, applications, and email systems. External testing aims to identify any weaknesses in the organization’s external-facing components that an attacker could exploit. The testing process involves simulating a real-world attack from the internet to exploit any vulnerabilities found and gather information on the network’s security measures.

Our network penetration testing services are performed by a team of certified security professionals who use the latest tools and techniques to identify and mitigate potential security threats. The company’s testing services are customizable to meet the specific needs of each organization and can be performed on an ongoing basis to ensure that the network remains secure.

360Cyberx’s internal and external network penetration testing services are essential for organizations looking to protect their networks and data from cyber-attacks. With its team of certified security professionals and the latest tools and techniques, 360Cyberx can help organizations identify and mitigate potential security threats, ensuring that their networks remain secure.