Network Security Penetration Testing

We provide internal and external network penetration testing, wireless penetration testing, and vulnerability assessments to assess and improve your organizations network security.

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Our Approach to Network Penetration Testing

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Coverage and Scope

Uncovering Threats Within On Your Network.

Our network penetration testing covers the full range of infrastructure that supports your business. This includes external-facing systems such as firewalls, VPNs, and servers, as well as internal networks with switches, routers, and Active Directory environments.

We extend this scope to wireless networks, remote access points, and other assets with an IP address to ensure complete visibility. By testing both external and internal environments, you gain a panoramic view of your exposure and the risks that matter most.

Advanced Tactics & Depth

Staying Ahead in the Network Security Landscape

We apply the same techniques that adversaries use in real-world breaches, combining OSINT reconnaissance, password spraying, exploitation of misconfigurations, and privilege escalation to demonstrate impact.

Our testing also simulates lateral movement and pivoting between systems, showing how attackers chain vulnerabilities together to expand access. This methodology provides not only a technical proof of exploitation but also the context your team needs to remediate effectively and strengthen defenses against future attacks.

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Our Playbook

Our AI Pentesting Playbook

Map System Inputs

We identify and catalog every input path including UIs, APIs, file uploads, integrations, and agent interactions. This defines how untrusted data reaches the model and highlights where injection risks exist.

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Ecosystem Fingerprinting

We identify and catalog every input path including UIs, APIs, file uploads, integrations, and agent interactions. This defines how untrusted data reaches the model and highlights where injection risks exist.

Attack the Model

We evaluate the AI model for jailbreaks, safety filter bypasses, poisoning risks, inversion attacks, and configuration flaws. This ensures vulnerabilities beyond content generation are discovered and validated.

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Attack the Prompt

We apply advanced prompting tactics such as context manipulation, chained instructions, hidden directives, and agent poisoning. These techniques measure how the system interprets and executes instructions under pressure.

Attack the Data

We examine training data, embeddings, and RAG pipelines for leakage, corruption, or manipulation. This identifies how poisoned or tainted data can compromise AI reliability and trustworthiness.

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Application Testing

We review AI-enabled applications and integrations for traditional web security issues such as SSRF, XSS, command injection, IDOR, and insecure output handling. This ensures both classic and AI-specific vulnerabilities are addressed.

Exploit Chaining

We simulate real adversaries by chaining vulnerabilities, escalating privileges, and pivoting across SaaS, cloud, and on-prem environments. This validates the business impact of compromise beyond the initial AI layer.

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Serving a Diverse Range of Industries with Expert Pentesting Services

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Our Process

End-to-End Network Security Assessments

Planning & Scope

Define objectives, focus areas, and engagement parameters tailored to your unique digital environment.

Discover & Assess

Employ advanced tools to identify assets, uncover vulnerabilities, and simulate real-world cyberattacks.

Report & Remediate

Deliver a clear report with actionable insights and step-by-step guidance for remediating vulnerabilities.

The Redline Difference

Results You Can Count On

Transparent Pricing

Testing that maximizes value and efficiency.

Retesting After Fixes

Ongoing validation with included retesting.

Flexible Testing

Custom scope for every environment.

Personalized Support

Access to experts when you need.

Verified
Value

Proven outcomes that justify investment.

Proven Assurance

Compliance evidence your auditors can trust.

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Pentesting that delivers real results.

Actionable Reports

Expert Consultants

Frequently Asked Network Security Questions

Answers to Your Questions

Do you test AI and LLM systems?

Yes. We provide penetration testing specifically for AI and LLM-powered applications. This includes testing for prompt injection, data leakage, model manipulation, and integration risks that traditional security assessments often miss. As AI adoption grows, specialized pentesting ensures your models and workflows remain secure and compliant.

How fast can I get a pentest?

We typically are able to schedule out within 5-10 days from a scoping call.

How much does a penetration test cost?

Pricing depends on scope and depth. Smaller, targeted assessments may start in the low five figures, while enterprise engagements scale accordingly. Factors include number of applications, network size, complexity of integrations, and whether specialized testing (e.g., AI or red team) is required.. Please reach out to us for a detailed quote. We respond to inquiries same day!

What deliverables will we receive?

You’ll receive full access to our PTaaS portal with real-time findings, remediation tracking, and retest requests. At the end of the engagement, we deliver a technical report with detailed vulnerabilities, proof of exploitation, and remediation guidance, plus an executive summary for leadership and compliance.

How do you handle compliance requirements like SOC 2 or PCI DSS?

We map penetration testing results to compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and ISO 27001. Our reports provide the evidence auditors and regulators require, and we can align testing frequency to your compliance cycles.

How do you scope a penetration test?

Scoping is based on the size, complexity, and business criticality of the systems in scope. We work with your team to understand applications, networks, cloud assets, or APIs, then define the depth of testing required. This ensures testing reflects real-world risk paths, not just surface-level scans.

What training does Redline provide?

Redline provides a full spectrum of cybersecurity training options. We host live webinars to share industry insights, deliver hands-on workshops for teams, and release on-demand training modules and labs that can be accessed anytime. For more interactive learning, we organize Capture the Flag (CTF) events where participants apply skills in real-world attack and defense scenarios. Whether your goal is awareness, technical depth, or team-building, our training programs are designed to strengthen skills and improve resilience.

How long does a penetration test take?

Most one-time tests are completed in 1–3 weeks depending on scope. PTaaS clients benefit from continuous testing with real-time findings. We align timelines to your needs, whether you require a fast turnaround or an in-depth, phased approach.

Do you offer retesting after remediation?

Yes. Retesting is included in most engagements by default. Retesting ensures vulnerabilities have been fixed correctly and provides closure for compliance and internal risk reporting.

What makes Redline different from other firms?

Redline is built by real hackers, not check-box auditors. Our team has published CVEs, climbed bug bounty leaderboards, and contributed to the security community for over a decade! We combine technical expertise with a clear reporting process that provides both deep technical insight and executive-ready summaries.

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info@redlinecybersecurity.com

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+1 (313) 306-7465

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Based in Detroit, ready to assist you globally.

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