Who this is for
- Organizations with existing security controls that need realistic validation.
- Security leaders who want to test detection, response, and escalation procedures.
- Teams concerned about identity compromise, lateral movement, or sensitive data access.
- Companies that have already handled basic hardening and want objective-based testing.
Typical engagement shape
Objective-based exercise
A scoped adversary simulation built around agreed business-impact goals and rules of engagement.
Detection validation
A focused exercise to test whether specific techniques are logged, alerted, triaged, and escalated.
Purple team debrief
Collaborative review of techniques, evidence, detection gaps, and practical defensive improvements.
Beyond penetration testing
A red team engagement tests agreed objectives such as access to sensitive data, compromise of critical systems, or the ability to detect and respond to an intrusion. The scope can include identity, endpoints, cloud services, physical access, and response procedures.
What we simulate
- Phishing and social engineering campaigns
- Physical security testing
- External perimeter compromise
- Lateral movement and privilege escalation
- Active Directory attack paths
- Data exfiltration scenarios
- Detection and response validation
Our approach
We map our tactics, techniques, and procedures to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Every engagement starts with threat modeling specific to your industry and organization, then we execute against agreed-upon objectives with realistic adversary tradecraft.
What you get
- Full attack narrative with timeline
- MITRE ATT&CK mapping of all techniques used
- Detection gaps identified with recommendations
- Strategic recommendations for security improvements
- Purple team debrief with your security team
Ideal for
Organizations with an existing security program who want to validate their defenses against realistic attack scenarios. Best suited for companies that have already addressed the basics through penetration testing and want to test their detection and response capabilities.