WHAT IS INFRASEC RISK ASSESSMENT AT ARGON CYBER SECURITY?
At Argon Cyber Security, we believe that a strong digital foundation begins with a secure infrastructure. Our InfraSec Risk Assessment helps organizations identify weaknesses across their on-premise and cloud-based systems — including networks, servers, endpoints, firewalls, and Active Directory.
We simulate real-world attack scenarios to uncover vulnerabilities that may lead to privilege escalation, lateral movement, data exfiltration, or complete system compromise. Beyond scanning, we evaluate architecture, segmentation, patching practices, access controls, and more.
Whether you're building out a new environment or securing legacy systems, our goal is to deliver clear, actionable insights that improve your resilience without disrupting operations.
HOW DOES IT WORK ?
INITIAL CONSULTATION
We begin by understanding your unique goals and requirements.
KICK-OFF MEETING
The meeting with a team to finish the onboarding process.
EXTERNAL / INTERNAL TESTING
Evaluation of your organization’s compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations.
REAL-WORLD THREAT MODELING
We construct scenarios that vividly illustrate how attackers could leverage identified issues.
PRESENTATION
We’ll walk you through the key findings and threat scenarios before delivering the full report.
DETAILED REPORT DELIVERY
You receive a comprehensive report with actionable remediations for found issues.
TESTING PHASES .
Planning and Preparation
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Scope Definition: Identify the systems, networks, applications, and other assets that will be tested.
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Goals Setting: Determine the specific objectives, such as identifying vulnerabilities, testing defenses, or assessing compliance with security policies.
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Rules of Engagement: Establish the parameters of the test, including timelines, legal considerations, and communication protocols.
Reconnaissance
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Objective: Collect as much information as possible about the target to identify potential attack vectors.
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Passive Reconnaissance: Gather information without directly interacting with the target (e.g., using public databases, social media, and open-source intelligence).
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Active Reconnaissance: Directly interact with the target systems to gather more detailed information (e.g., network scanning, service enumeration).
Scanning and Enumeration
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Objective: Identify live hosts, open ports, and available services within the target environment.
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Network Scanning: Use tools like Nmap to identify live hosts and open ports on the network.
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Service Enumeration: Identify running services and their versions to detect potential vulnerabilities (e.g., using tools like Nessus or OpenVAS).
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Vulnerability Scanning: Scan the identified services for known vulnerabilities.
Exploitation
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Objective: Identify live hosts, open ports, and available services within the target environment.
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Network Scanning: Use tools like Nmap to identify live hosts and open ports on the network.
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Service Enumeration: Identify running services and their versions to detect potential vulnerabilities (e.g., using tools like Nessus or OpenVAS).
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Vulnerability Scanning: Scan the identified services for known vulnerabilities.
Post-Exploitation
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Objective: Assess the impact of the exploitation and gather additional information from the compromised system.
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Data Exfiltration: Test the ability to extract sensitive data from the compromised systems.
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Pivoting: Use the compromised system as a foothold to explore and attack other systems within the network.
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Maintaining Access: Implement backdoors or other methods to maintain access to the compromised system.
Reporting
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Objective: Document the findings, including vulnerabilities discovered, exploits performed, and the overall impact.
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Executive Summary: Provide a high-level overview of the findings, including risk levels and business impacts.
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Detailed Findings: Document each vulnerability, how it was exploited, and its impact.
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Remediation Recommendations: Provide actionable recommendations to fix the identified vulnerabilities and improve overall security posture.
WHY CHOOSE ARGON CYBER SECURITY FOR INFRASEC RISK ASSESSMENT?
At Argon Cyber Security, we understand that infrastructure is the backbone of digital operations — and attackers know it too. That’s why our InfraSec Risk Assessment goes far beyond surface scans.
Our experts combine offensive mindset with defensive depth, simulating real-world attack paths across your network, servers, cloud, and Active Directory. We don’t just show you vulnerabilities — we explain how they can be exploited, what impact they carry, and how to close the gaps effectively.
We tailor each assessment to your environment, whether you’re running flat networks, hybrid infrastructure, or segmented cloud-native systems. You get not just a report — you get clarity, action, and resilience.
PACKAGES.
EXTERNAL
INTERNAL
EXTERNAL / INTERNAL
EXTERNAL RECONNAISSANCE
Included
None
Included
CREDENTIAL LEAK CHECK
Included
Included
Included
EXTERNAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT (AUTOMATED/MANUAL)
Included
None
Included
INTERNAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT (AUTOMATED/MANUAL)
None
Included
Included
AUTOMATED TESTING OF THE WEB APPS (UP TO 10)
Included
None
Included
ACTIVE DIRECTORY ASSESSMENT*
None
If applicable
If applicable
THREAT MODELING
Included
Included
Included
CODE ANALYSIS
None
None
None
DESIGN REVIEW
None
Included
Included
DURATION
3 days
5 days
8 days
