Active Directory

Active Directory is the biggest attack surface in modern-day corporate networks, making it a prime target for threat actors. As the core of identity and access management, a single misconfiguration can open the door to full domain compromise. Our Active Directory penetration testing service identifies these weaknesses—such as excessive privileges, vulnerable trust paths, and exploitable protocols—before attackers can exploit them. By simulating real-world attack techniques, we help you harden your most critical internal infrastructure and reduce the risk of widespread compromise.

Basic

A foundational AD assessment ideal for small networks or initial audits. We’ll identify common misconfigurations and exposures that attackers often exploit.

  • User & group enumeration

  • Password policy & credential hygience review.

  • Publicly exposed AD metadata.

  • Basic misconfig checks (e.g., LLMNR/NBNS, null sessions)

Intermediate (Most popular)

Our most requested service. This covers the majority of AD attack techniques used by real threat actors and includes a full attack path mapping.

  • Everything in Basic

  • BloodHound attack path analysis.

  • Kerberoasting / AS-REP roasting

  • Local admin & escalation path discovery

  • Remediation roadmap included

Advanced

A full-scope adversary simulation against your domain. We emulate stealthy red team tactics and test your ability to detect and respond to domain compromise.

  • Everything in Intermediate

  • Domain persistence (e.g., DCShadow, DCSync)

  • Advanced evasion & C2 simulation

  • Custom payload delivery & post-exploitation

  • Executive & technical reporting

Why Active Directory Testing Matters

Active Directory is the #1 target for attackers once they gain a foothold in your network.
If your domain isn’t hardened, a single weak link can lead to full compromise — quickly, and quietly.

Our assessments simulate how real-world adversaries exploit misconfigurations, lateral paths, and privilege abuse to take over critical infrastructure.

Don't wait for an incident to reveal your exposure.
Test now — and fix what attackers are already looking for.