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Full-Scope Adversary Simulation

Beyond penetration testing โ€” a realistic, multi-vector attack against your people, processes, and technology.

Overview

A red team assessment answers the question a penetration test cannot: could a determined, well-resourced adversary achieve their objective against your organization? We combine technical exploitation, social engineering, and objective-based attack chains to test your defenses the way a real adversary would.

What We Test

Social engineering & phishing simulation
Application & infrastructure exploitation
Lateral movement & persistence
Objective-based attack chains
Physical & perimeter testing (where scoped)
Detection & response evaluation (purple team option)

How We Work

Our 16-step methodology.

Phase 1 โ€” Context & Reconnaissance

01
Application Familiarization
02
Reconnaissance
03
Information Gathering
04
Pre-scan Analysis

Phase 2 โ€” Structural Probing & Filtering

05
Spidering & Scan Initiation
06
Automated Scanning
07
Scan Result Analysis
08
False Positive Removal

Phase 3 โ€” Human-Led Deep-Dive

09
Static Analysis
10
Dynamic Analysis
11
Manual Testing (OWASP & CWE Top 25)
12
Manual Testing (In-House Cases)

Phase 4 โ€” Exploitation, Validation & Governance

13
Exploitation
14
Reporting
15
Technical Review
16
Report Submission

Questions

Frequently asked.

How is a red team different from a penetration test?+

A penetration test finds as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope. A red team simulates a real adversary pursuing a specific objective, testing your detection and response as well as your defenses.

Will our security team know it's happening?+

Typically only a small group of stakeholders is aware, so we can realistically test your detection and response capabilities. This is agreed during scoping.

What objectives do you test against?+

Objectives are defined with you โ€” for example, accessing a specific data store, reaching a critical system, or demonstrating a business-impacting compromise.