Find the lateral-movement paths inside your network before ransomware operators do.
StealthNet simulates an assumed-breach attacker hunting Active Directory misconfigurations, weak credentials, and privilege-escalation paths to domain admin. Audit-ready reports ship in days, not weeks.
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What we test
Comprehensive coverage of the attack surface most relevant to this engagement.
Reconnaissance
Internal port scanning, service fingerprinting, VoIP exploitation, and EternalBlue checks.
Active Directory assessment
Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, Pass-the-Hash, LLMNR/NBT-NS poisoning, and GPO misconfigurations.
Privilege mapping
BloodHound analysis to find the fastest path to Domain Admin from any starting account.
Credential attacks
Password spraying, hash relaying, NTLM coercion, and credential reuse detection.
Lateral movement
WMI, WinRM, PsExec, RDP, and SMB-based pivoting between hosts.
Detection bypass
EDR evasion, AMSI bypass, and logging gaps to test your SOC's detection capability.
How it works
A clear, repeatable process from scope to remediation.
Scoping
Define network ranges, in-scope domains, and assumed-breach starting position.
Reconnaissance
Internal asset discovery, AD enumeration, and credential harvesting.
Exploitation
Lateral movement and privilege escalation to demonstrate real impact.
Reporting
Audit-ready report with attack paths, remediation, and detection guidance.
Who it's for
- Enterprises validating insider threat resilience
- Teams meeting SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC, or government requirements
- Security teams testing SOC and EDR detection capability
What's in the report
- Executive summary with business impact narrative
- Step-by-step attack path from initial access to Domain Admin
- BloodHound graph of privilege escalation paths
- Detection guidance and SIEM rule recommendations
- Remediation prioritized by exploitability
- Free retesting on confirmed fixes
Frequently asked questions
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