If one laptop gets compromised, how far could an attacker actually get?
Starting from the access level of a typical employee device, we test how far lateral movement, privilege escalation, and Active Directory abuse can take an attacker.
Active Directory
Lateral Movement
Privilege Escalation
Segmentation
What we test
Active Directory configuration & attack paths
Lateral movement between hosts and network segments
Privilege escalation from standard user to domain admin
Network segmentation & VLAN isolation
Credential exposure — cached creds, shared local admin, etc.
Methodology
01
Foothold simulation
Starting from an assumed-compromised internal host, matching a realistic breach scenario.
02
Internal recon
Mapping the domain, trust relationships, and shared resources an attacker would target.
03
Privilege escalation
Chaining misconfigurations toward domain admin, the way real intrusions unfold.
04
Lateral movement
Testing how far the compromise spreads across hosts and network segments.
What you get
Executive summary written for non-technical stakeholders
Technical findings ranked by CVSS severity & business risk
Step-by-step remediation guidance for your engineering team