Service 04, included in your subscription
Red team exercise
We simulate a realistic adversary against agreed objectives, then show leadership and defenders which controls worked, which failed and where to improve.
What we test
Initial access
Phishing, exposed services, credential attacks or other approved entry paths.
Privilege escalation
Identity abuse, endpoint weaknesses and control bypass opportunities.
Lateral movement
Internal pivoting, credential harvesting and trust relationship abuse.
Detection response
EDR, SIEM and escalation behaviour during realistic operations.
Objective completion
Controlled paths to agreed crown jewels, access goals or data scenarios.
Debrief evidence
Timeline, ATT&CK mapping, defensive observations and remediation priorities.
What you get
A report your auditor and your engineers both understand
Executive summary, per-finding reproduction steps, severity-rated remediation guidance and retesting included once you have fixed the issue.
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Common questions
How is red teaming different from penetration testing?
A penetration test finds vulnerabilities in a defined scope. A red team exercise pursues an objective and measures prevention, detection and response.
Can phishing be included?
Only where approved. Phishing, vishing and physical access can be included with clear rules of engagement.
Does the blue team know?
That depends on the objective. Exercises can be covert, collaborative or purple-team style.