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The test was performed in accordance with PurpleSec Information Security Penetration Testing Method. PurpleSec’s Information Security Analyst (ISA) conducted all testing in coordination with CLIENTs Information Technology (IT) staff members to ensure safe, orderly, and complete testing within the approved scope.  \nCLIENT’s information environment is protected by endpoint antivirus and administrative controls managed by an Active Directory. The environment contains numerous vulnerabilities, including some very serious security flaws such as EternalBlue which makes them susceptible to data breaches and system takeovers. 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