External Network Testing
Evaluate agreed internet-facing systems for exposed services, configuration weaknesses, authentication issues, and exploitable vulnerabilities.
Symosis tests applications, infrastructure, identities, and cloud environments to identify exploitable weaknesses and assess security-control performance.
Our practitioners combine appropriate tooling with manual investigation, evidence-based reporting, and practical remediation guidance.
A finding becomes more useful when your team understands the access required, the conditions needed for exploitation, and the resulting impact.
Symosis evaluates agreed scenarios within defined boundaries and connects observed weaknesses to the systems, information, and operations at risk.
When Clients Engage Us
Evaluate agreed internet-facing systems for exposed services, configuration weaknesses, authentication issues, and exploitable vulnerabilities.
Assess selected paths through infrastructure and identity systems, including privilege escalation, access-control weaknesses, and lateral movement.
Test authentication, authorization, session management, business logic, input handling, tenant isolation, and sensitive-data access.
Evaluate agreed attack paths involving cloud identities, permissions, exposed services, storage, and workload access.
Assess prompt injection, unauthorized retrieval, agent permissions, and connected-tool abuse through a dedicated AI testing scope.
Evaluate agreed adversary objectives across a scoped attack path. Assess the relevant prevention, detection, and response controls encountered during the exercise.
Bring offensive and defensive practitioners together to test selected techniques, examine telemetry, tune detections, and improve investigation workflows.
Test whether a specific safeguard performs as intended—for example, a privilege restriction, segmentation boundary, detection rule, or remediation.
Penetration testing focuses on finding and validating exploitable weaknesses in defined targets.
Red teaming evaluates agreed adversary objectives across a broader scenario.
Purple teaming collaboratively tests and improves defensive capabilities.
We help select the approach based on your objective, environment, and operational readiness.
Scope & Rules of Engagement
Agree on targets, objectives, accounts, permitted techniques, operating windows, data handling, and escalation contacts.
Discover & Plan
Map relevant services, interfaces, workflows, access boundaries, and test scenarios.
Test & Validate
Investigate weaknesses and demonstrate permitted impact within the agreed boundaries.
Report & Review
Deliver findings, attack narratives, control observations, and remediation priorities.
Retest & Improve
Where included, validate fixes or repeat selected scenarios after defensive improvements.
Validated findings include:
Reports distinguish demonstrated outcomes from potential consequences that were not exercised.
Depending on the engagement:
Symosis can provide scoped engineering support for application, identity, configuration, architecture, and detection changes.
Client evidence · pending approval
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Penetration testing focuses on finding and validating exploitable weaknesses in defined targets. Red teaming evaluates agreed adversary objectives across a broader scenario.
Scans identify known issues automatically; a penetration test uses human expertise to chain and exploit weaknesses and assess real impact.
Rules of engagement define timing, scope and safety constraints to avoid disruption.
Yes, through a dedicated AI testing scope in AI Application Security & Red Teaming.
By assets, complexity and testing approach, agreed during scoping.
Share your targets, objectives, environment, and desired timing. We will define the appropriate testing approach, access requirements, and deliverables.