Network penetration testing is a process of imitating an attack on a computer network to mark out vulnerabilities and assess accuracy of security measures. The process involves several tools and methods to probe and utilize the flaws in network infrastructure, application, and configuration. The prime goal of network penetration testing is to find out and fix the vulnerabilities before cyber-criminals exploit them. The global pentesting market is growing at a rapid pace. In 2021 the market was valued at $1.87 Billion and by 2028 it is expected to reach $5.28 Billion at a CAGR of 15.97 percent. Methods of Network Pentesting Black Box Testin In this specific category of testing an attack from an outsider with no prior information regarding the target system or network is simulated. Black box testing is primarily used to mark out the vulnerabilities with a higher chance of getting exploited by external hackers. White Box Testing. In this category an attack from an insider with complete knowledge about the target system or network is simulated. White box testing is primarily used to identify the flaws that can be utilized by internal users. Grey Box Testing. In this category an attack from an outsider with limited
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