Post-Breach Simulation
Internal
Network Tests.
Assume the perimeter has fallen. VULSCAP’s internal audits simulate an attacker who has already gained a foothold—identifying how they could move laterally, steal credentials, and ultimately compromise your Domain Controller.
Deep Infrastructure Inspection
We identify the hidden trust relationships and misconfigurations that turn a minor breach into a full-scale catastrophe.
01. Privilege Escalation
Identifying paths from a standard user account to "Domain Admin" status through OS vulnerabilities and insecure service accounts.
02. Credential Harvesting
Searching for clear-text passwords in file shares, scripts, and legacy protocols like LLMNR/NBT-NS.
03. Network Segmentation
Verifying that your guest Wi-Fi and development environments are truly isolated from your production and HR data.
04. Asset Compliance
Checking internal patch levels and identifying unmanaged "Shadow IT" devices connected to your LAN.
The Insider Threat Lens.
Whether it’s a disgruntled employee or a ransomware payload, the internal network is where the real stakes are. Our methodology follows industry-standard frameworks to map every possible pivot point.
Active Reconnaissance
Mapping the internal topography and identifying critical assets like Domain Controllers and Database Clusters.
Exploitation Phase
Leveraging unpatched internal systems to gain initial local control.
Post-Exploitation & Data Exfiltration
Determining what sensitive data (PII, Financials, IP) could be reached and stolen once an attacker is "behind the wire."
Key Questions We Answer
- "Can a regular employee access the CEO's private file share?"
- "Is our Active Directory configuration vulnerable to Kerberoasting?"
- "Would we detect a ransomware strain moving through our servers?"
- "Are legacy systems (Windows 7/2008) creating backdoors?"