Vulnerable Infra & IAM Secure Systems Easily
Vulnerable Infra & IAM Secure Systems Easily
Mapping Your Exposure Across Infra & Identity
Cloud Misconfigs
Attackers Find Exposed Storage/
Open Services
Abuse Weak KMS/
Data Handling
Pull Data or Pivot
Network Exposure
Attackers Hit an Internet-Facing Entry
Exploit Weak Segmentation
Reach Internal Servers/Critical Systems
Identity Failures
Attackers Steal/Guess Creds
Bypass Weak MFA/Password Hygiene
Abuse Unclear Least Privilege
AD Attack Paths
Exploit Poor Tiering/Weak Monitoring
Escalate To High Privilege/Domain Control
Remote Access Sprawl
Ride Third-Party Access
Move Deeper
Legacy + Mixed Environment
older systems
Maintain Access
Expand Breach Radius
From Identities to Endpoints: 360° Infra Coverage
What this solves: Exposed cloud services, over-permissive IAM, weak key handling, insecure storage access, and unwanted data access.
What this solves: Internet-facing exposure, weak segmentation, insecure services, lateral movement paths, and compromised endpoints.
What this solves: Unauthorized/expired privileges, inconsistent MFA coverage, weak role design, stale accounts, weak access reviews, and unclear ownership of access control.
What this solves: Credential abuse paths, privilege escalation, lateral movement, weak tiering, insecure service accounts, and AD misconfigurations.
Cloud Penetration Testing
What this solves: Exposed cloud services, over-permissive IAM, weak key handling, insecure storage access, and unwanted data access.
Network Penetration Testing
What this solves: Internet-facing exposure, weak segmentation, insecure services, lateral movement paths, and compromised endpoints.
IAM Review & Hardening
What this solves: Unauthorized/expired privileges, inconsistent MFA coverage, weak role design, stale accounts, weak access reviews, and unclear ownership of access control.
Active Directory Penetration Testing
What this solves: Credential abuse paths, privilege escalation, lateral movement, weak tiering, insecure service accounts, and AD misconfigurations.
How Your Concierge-Led Engagement Runs
Scope & Environment Context
Attack Surface & Exposure Mapping
Exploitation & Privilege Path Validation
Vulnerability Analysis & Patch Prioritization
Mitigation &
Compliance Guidance
Fix Verification & KT
How Your Concierge-Led Engagement Runs
Scope & Environment Context
Attack Surface & Exposure Mapping
Exploitation & Privilege Path Validation
Mitigation &
Compliance Guidance
Fix Verification & KT
Vulnerability Analysis & Patch Prioritization
Shrink Your Attack Surface & Reinforce Your Infrastructure With KLEAP.
What attack paths do you actually test in AD pentesting ?
What is internal vs external network penetration testing ?
External network penetration testing focuses on what an attacker can reach from the internet: exposed services, VPN/RDP gateways, misconfigured firewalls, and public-facing infrastructure.
Internal network penetration testing assumes the attacker is already inside, through a compromised endpoint or stolen credentials, and tests how far they can move to reach critical servers, sensitive data, and privileged accounts. KLEAP runs both to map entry points and validate lateral movement.
What are the most common IAM failures that lead to breaches ?
The most frequent identity and access management (IAM) failures are execution gaps:
- Missing MFA coverage on privileged accounts, remote access, or legacy apps
- Over-permissive roles and unclear least privilege in cloud and internal systems
- Stale accounts and privilege creep as teams change roles and vendors rotate
- Weak access reviews and unclear ownership for approvals
- Service accounts and API keys that never get rotated or tracked properly
KLEAP helps tighten IAM through least-privilege mapping, access lifecycle hygiene, and privilege controls aligned to your real workflows.
How do you find and validate privilege escalation paths in AD ?
KLEAP maps Active Directory attack paths the way attackers do: from initial access to higher privilege. We look for credential reuse, weak privilege boundaries, risky group memberships, insecure service accounts, and misconfigurations that allow escalation.
Validation means we prove exploitability safely, document the exact path, and recommend fixes that reduces the risk surface.
Do you test segmentation and lateral movement paths (ransomware style) ?
Yes. We explicitly test segmentation weaknesses and lateral movement paths, because ransomware impact depends on how easily an attacker can move from one endpoint to domain-level control or critical systems. KLEAP validates what can be reached from a compromised device, what privileges can be gained, and which network boundaries fail in practice. The output is a fix order focused on containment and blast radius reduction.
What do you need from us to start (network ranges, access, test accounts) ?
To start infrastructure and identity testing, we typically need:
- Network ranges and key subnets in scope
- External entry points to test (public IPs, VPN/RDP gateways, exposed services)
- Identity context (SSO/IAM provider, privileged account model)
- Test accounts for different roles, including a least-privileged user and a scoped admin
- Active Directory boundaries if AD pentesting is in scope
- Testing windows and escalation contacts for safe coordination
KLEAP provides an access checklist upfront so your team spends less time figuring out prerequisites.