An objective-based, multi-vector attack simulation run without warning to the defensive team. We test technology, people, process and your detection and response capability, the way a determined attacker would.
Where a pentest covers a defined surface, a Red Team engagement pursues a concrete objective, such as reaching a critical system, exfiltrating a dataset or compromising a high-privilege account, using any available path: application, network, cloud, social engineering or physical access. The defensive team is not warned. What we measure is how well your environment resists a patient, creative adversary, and how long it takes to notice one.
Exploitation of applications, APIs, external network and exposed services as an initial entry point.
Targeted phishing, pretexting and vishing to gain the first foothold through people.
Privilege escalation, lateral movement and persistence toward the objective, evading detection.
Physical access attempts against facilities and devices, when within the agreed scope.
We define the crown jewels, the Rules of Engagement and what is off-limits. Signed before we begin.
Intelligence on the organization, its people and its surface. Preparing infrastructure and pretexts.
Gaining first access through the most effective vector, whether technical or human.
Movement, escalation and persistence toward the objective, testing detection at every step.
Rebuilding the kill chain with your team, identifying where detection failed and how to close the gaps.
Full operation narrative: every step, every decision and every detection point, or the absence of one.
Mapping of the TTPs used to MITRE ATT&CK.
An honest assessment of your team’s detection and response capability.
A remediation plan prioritized by risk and by ease of fixing.
A joint debrief session that transitions naturally into a purple team exercise.
Book a 30-minute scoping call. We design a realistic scenario, with clear objectives and tailored rules of engagement.