Flat Network Segmentation
Missing or bypassable segmentation letting one compromised host reach sensitive systems.
Network security
Flat networks, forgotten hosts and weak internal controls turn a single foothold into full compromise. Nuclisafe tests external and internal networks for exposure, misconfiguration and the attack paths that let access spread.
What we test
Coverage is tailored to your application. The areas below are assessed where applicable to the agreed scope.
Common weaknesses
Missing or bypassable segmentation letting one compromised host reach sensitive systems.
Delegation, ACL and credential-reuse chains that lead from a standard user to domain-level access.
Management interfaces, databases and legacy protocols reachable from untrusted networks.
Missing multi-factor authentication, over-broad access and outdated remote access appliances.
Missing patches on servers, appliances and network devices with known exploitable issues.
Weak authentication, rogue access points and guest networks with routes into internal systems.
How we test
Assessments are mapped to these industry frameworks and testing methodologies. This does not imply certification by, or partnership with, any of these organisations.
Illustrative only — tooling is selected per engagement and is not a guarantee of full coverage. Manual testing remains central to every assessment.
Deliverables
Business-level view of risk posture, key themes and priorities for leadership and stakeholders.
Detailed findings with affected endpoints, reproduction steps, evidence and references.
Validated demonstration of exploitability within the authorized scope, so nothing is theoretical.
Severity based on impact and likelihood, supporting prioritization and remediation planning.
Specific, actionable fix recommendations written for the developers who will implement them.
Post-fix verification confirming which findings are closed and which need further work.
Every assessment is scoped according to application complexity, attack surface and testing requirements.