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Red Teaming &
Adversary Simulation

Would your team notice a real attack? There's one way to find out.

Our OSEP, CREST and Red Team Ops I & II certified operators emulate the threat actors most likely to target your sector. The goal isn't a list of vulnerabilities — it's an honest measure of what your people, processes and detection stack catch, and what they miss.

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Scope

Inside the Exercise

Initial Access

Spear-phishing and business email compromise simulation
External vulnerability exploitation
Social engineering and vishing
Physical intrusion simulation (if in scope)

Persistence & Lateral Movement

Active Directory attacks and escalation paths
Credential harvesting and pass-the-hash
Covert C2 communication channels
Living-off-the-land (LotL) techniques

Objective Achievement

Access to crown-jewel data or critical systems
Operational disruption capability demonstration
Full attack chain documentation with evidence
Dwell time and detection measurement

Detection & Response Testing

What your SOC, EDR, and SIEM caught vs. missed
Alert fidelity and mean-time-to-detect (MTTD) measurement
Incident response capability assessment
Recommendations to close detection gaps

Process

How the Campaign Unfolds

Threat intelligence profiling. We identify the most realistic adversaries targeting your sector.
Initial access. Spear-phishing, external exploitation, social engineering, or physical intrusion simulation.
Persistence. Establishing footholds and maintaining stealth access across the environment.
Lateral movement. AD attacks, credential harvesting, pivoting, and internal reconnaissance.
Objective achievement. Demonstrating access to crown-jewel data or critical systems.
Debrief and detection report. A detailed narrative of what was done, what was caught, and what wasn't.

Output

What You Receive

A full red team attack narrative — a clear, actionable story your CISO and board can read.
Detection and response assessment: what your SOC caught versus what went undetected.
Executive summary with business-risk framing for leadership.
Technical deep-dive with full attack timeline, TTPs, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
Prioritized recommendations to close detection and hardening gaps.

FAQ

Common Questions

What is the difference between a red team and a pentest?+

A pentest finds as many vulnerabilities as possible within a defined scope. A red team exercise simulates a real adversary campaign with a specific objective — testing whether your team can detect and respond, not just finding vulnerabilities.

How long does a red team engagement take?+

Typical engagements run 2–4 weeks. Scope, environment complexity, and objective complexity all affect duration. We agree on timeline and rules of engagement upfront.

Will we know when the red team is active?+

That depends on your engagement model. Full red team exercises are covert — your blue team is not notified. Purple team exercises involve collaboration. We agree on the model that serves your goals best.

What access do you need?+

Typically none for external initial access. If testing internal controls only, we may start from a foothold as agreed. Full scope details are confirmed before engagement start.

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