Penetration Testing & Audits
Validate network resilience, locate vulnerabilities, and secure configuration perimeters.
The Cost of Undetected Security Gaps
Securing networks requires constant testing. Over time, enterprise firewalls collect obsolete policies, outdated endpoints go unpatched, and dynamic route changes create exposure windows that attackers exploit. Relying on passive scans leaves your SASE perimeters and internal databases vulnerable to advanced threat actors, potentially resulting in compliance audits failures and data exfiltration incidents.
XTT Security Validation Framework
XTT delivers active, simulation-based security assessments. We probe your network perimeters, cloud transit POP nodes, and edge CPE routers just like an attacker would. We identify configuration drifts, legacy ports left open, and lateral movement vectors, delivering clear engineering guides to fix vulnerabilities immediately.
Audit & Pentest Core Benefits
Proactive Exposure Mapping
Expose and map perimeter and host vulnerabilities before third-party malicious actors can scan and exploit them.
Firewall Policy Audits
Clean up obsolete, duplicate, and overly permissive firewall rulesets on FortiGate and MikroTik configurations.
Compliance Benchmarking
Ensure network configurations comply with industry mandates including PCI-DSS, SOC2, and HIPAA.
Remediation Guides
Receive step-by-step engineering documentation outlining exactly how your IT team can resolve each finding.
The XTT Security Advantage
Without XTT
- Generic automated scans that yield massive false positives.
- No validation of lateral movement risks; scans stop at the gateway.
- Vague vulnerability summaries without practical code-level fixes.
- Audits that do not account for SD-WAN routing changes.
With XTT
- Hand-crafted attack simulations led by certified security auditors.
- Deep internal audits mapping host-to-host lateral movement limits.
- Detailed remediation guides featuring CLI config snippets.
- Security assessments modeled across all physical and virtual WAN paths.