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Is Your Network as Secure as You Think?
Most cyberattacks do not start with a zero-day exploit. They start with an exposed port, a misconfigured firewall, a default password, or a gap in your network segmentation. Attackers scan corporate networks constantly, and once they find a way in, lateral movement happens fast. By the time an alert fires, the damage is already done. PlutoSec's network security solutions help Canadian businesses understand exactly what their network looks like from an attacker's perspective, and more importantly, how to fix it. From network penetration testing to firewall configuration reviews and continuous monitoring, we give your security team the visibility and support it needs.
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The Real Cost of a Network Breach
Stop Attackers Before They Move Laterally
Meet Regulatory Requirements
Canadian businesses subject to PIPEDA, provincial privacy laws, or sector regulations face serious consequences beyond the technical incident. Our assessments help you demonstrate compliance.
Protect Against Ransomware
Ransomware encrypting file servers, exfiltrating customer data, and establishing persistent backdoors can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Network hardening is your first line of defence.
How We Assess and Secure Your Network
Unlike automated vulnerability scanners that generate reports full of noise, our team performs hands-on testing to find vulnerabilities that actually matter. We think like attackers but report like consultants — every finding is contextualized for your specific environment.
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Our Network Security Services
Network Penetration Testing
Internal and external penetration tests identifying misconfigured services, unpatched systems, weak credentials, and lateral movement paths.
Firewall & Security Policy Review
Reviews firewall rulesets, ACLs, and security policies to identify overly permissive rules, unnecessary open ports, and policy gaps.
Network Segmentation Assessment
Assesses how well your network is segmented and recommends improvements that contain the blast radius of a breach.
VPN & Remote Access Security
Tests VPN configurations, authentication mechanisms, and split tunneling policies to ensure remote connections don't become a backdoor.
Network Device Hardening
Reviews and hardens router, switch, and device configurations, removing unnecessary services and applying security best practices.
SIEM & Threat Monitoring
Implements and tunes SIEM solutions (Wazuh, Splunk) with real-time alerting, log collection, and dashboards tailored to your environment.
Hands On Testing, Not Just Automated Scans
Contextualized Findings With a Prioritized Roadmap
PlutoSec performs hands-on network testing that catches vulnerabilities automated tools miss. Every finding is contextualized for your environment no generic boilerplate. You receive a full technical report with CVSS scores, a network topology map highlighting security gaps, a prioritized remediation roadmap, and a free retest after remediation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our cybersecurity services and how we can protect your business.
1.What does a network penetration test actually involve?
A network penetration test is a controlled simulation of how an attacker would approach your infrastructure. Our team probes your internal and external network for exposed services, misconfigured devices, weak credentials, unpatched systems, and network segmentation gaps. We then simulate lateral movement to show how far an attacker could get after gaining an initial foothold. You get a clear picture of your actual risk, not just a list of open ports.
2.How often should we conduct a network security assessment?
Most organizations benefit from a network penetration test at least once a year, and after any significant infrastructure changes such as a cloud migration, a new office opening, or a major hardware refresh. If you are subject to PCI DSS, annual testing is a specific compliance requirement. Regular testing also helps you track whether your remediation efforts are actually reducing your risk over time.
3.What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to identify known weaknesses in your systems. It is fast and broad but shallow. A penetration test goes further. Our team manually validates findings, chains vulnerabilities together to demonstrate real exploitability, and simulates actual attack scenarios. Think of a scan as a checklist and a penetration test as hiring someone to actually try to break in.
4.Can you test our remote access and VPN infrastructure as well?
Absolutely. VPN and remote access security is one of the most common weak points we see in network assessments. We test authentication mechanisms, split tunneling configurations, MFA enforcement, and the security of the endpoint posture checks that remote access relies on. Given how much of today's workforce connects remotely, this is an area that deserves dedicated attention.
5.What happens if you find a critical vulnerability during the test?
If we discover a critical vulnerability that poses immediate risk to your environment, we will notify you right away rather than waiting until the full report is delivered. You will know as soon as we know, so your team can take protective action immediately. We do not sit on high-severity findings until a scheduled report date.
6.Will the penetration test require downtime or affect our business operations?
In most cases, no. We design our testing approach to operate without disrupting normal business operations. We communicate clearly about what we are testing and when, and we take a careful, measured approach with anything that could cause instability. Any potential risk to production systems is discussed and agreed upon before testing begins.