
External network pentesting identifies and validates exploitable exposure across internet-facing infrastructure — exposed services, open ports, and misconfigurations an attacker could reach without any internal access. Terra maps these assets continuously and chains discovered misconfigurations the way a real attacker would, rather than reporting them as isolated issues.
An annual network pentest is a snapshot — it reflects exposure on the day it ran and can be weeks stale by the time you get the report. Terra continuously discovers and re-validates external assets, so newly exposed services or misconfigurations are caught as they appear rather than at the next scheduled engagement.
Terra validates exploitability rather than just flagging exposure. Agents chain discovered misconfigurations into realistic attack paths and confirm what's actually reachable and exploitable, so your team triages far less noise than a scan-only report produces.
Every validated finding comes with prioritized remediation guidance, and Terra automatically retests to confirm a fix actually closed the exposure — across every affected instance, not just the one that was manually checked.





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