Discovery and classification
syscyber discovers what's on your network and classifies each device — switches, routers, VPN concentrators, firewalls — so nothing on the attack surface is invisible.
Network Devices VAPT
Network Devices VAPT — test the whole attack surface, safely.
Most vulnerability tools stop at servers. syscyber extends VAPT to your network devices — routers, switches, firewalls and appliances — with safe, lockout-aware penetration testing that feeds the same risk engine and attack-path analysis.
Safe, non-destructive penetration testing
Testing is deliberately non-destructive and lockout-aware: default-credential checks stop the moment lockout is detected, exposure and management-interface tests are rate-limited, and write-access checks set values safely back. You get real pentest signal without risking an outage.
- Default & weak-credential testing (lockout-safe)
- Exposed management, TFTP/DNS/HTTP method checks
- TLS/SSL and SSH posture audits
- CIS device benchmarks + firmware CVE correlation
Network attack paths
Device findings feed the same attack-path engine — so an EOL switch with default credentials becomes a visible step toward a VLAN hop into your server segment, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with a likelihood on each hop.
Topology and fleet compliance
An interactive topology map shows devices and links, and a fleet compliance matrix proves device posture against your frameworks — exportable for auditors.
Frequently asked questions
Is the penetration testing destructive?
No. All network tests are non-destructive and non-exploitive, rate-limited, and lockout-aware — single attempts per credential, delays between them, and an immediate stop on lockout detection.
Which devices are covered?
Routers, switches, firewalls, VPN concentrators and similar appliances — discovery, credential and exposure testing, TLS/SSH/config and CIS audits, and firmware CVE correlation.
What tier is Network VAPT in?
Network discovery starts on the Growth tier; full Network Devices VAPT and network compliance are on Business and Enterprise.
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