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Adversary simulation that tests your detection, not just your defences.

Full kill-chain exercises modelling real threat actors — initial access, lateral movement, persistence, and objective completion — with MITRE ATT&CK mapping and detection gap reporting.

MITRE ATT&CK mappedFull kill chain coveragePurple team debrief option
What we test

Full coverage, tested by hand.

Every assessment is led by an OSCP- or CREST-certified tester — not a scanner with a human proofreading the output.

Multi-stage attack simulation

A realistic attack campaign from initial access (phishing, external exploitation) through lateral movement, privilege escalation, and objective completion.

C2 infrastructure & evasion

Custom command-and-control infrastructure simulating the TTPs of specific threat actor groups relevant to your sector and threat model.

Detection & response gap analysis

Every action taken is logged with timestamps and MITRE ATT&CK technique IDs — giving your blue team a detailed map of what was and wasn't detected.

Purple team debrief option

Joint debrief session where the red team walks blue team through each technique, validating detections and closing alert gaps together in real time.

Methodology

How we run the engagement.

A structured process that ends with a report you can hand directly to your auditor.

1
Threat modelling

Define the threat actor profile, objectives (crown jewels), rules of engagement, and out-of-scope systems.

2
Initial access

Attempt entry via the defined attack vectors: spear-phishing, external vulnerability exploitation, or physical access as agreed.

3
Persistence & lateral movement

Establish persistence, move laterally, escalate privileges, and advance toward defined objectives while avoiding detection.

4
Debrief & ATT&CK mapping

Full timeline report with every technique mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, detections scored, and a prioritised detection improvement roadmap.

Sample findings

The kind of issues we find.

Real finding types from past engagements — titles and targets anonymised.

criticalCVSS 9.5SB-RT-001
Undetected lateral movement from phishing foothold to domain admin in 4 hours
corp.acme.local — full kill chainDay 3
Remediation — Implement EDR with process-level telemetry and lateral movement detection rules. Deploy honeypots in internal segments for early warning.
highCVSS 8.0SB-RT-002
C2 beacon active for 72 hours with zero SIEM alerts triggered
HTTPS C2 over port 443 — 12 beaconing endpointsDay 1
Remediation — Tune SIEM rules for beaconing patterns and JA3/JA3S fingerprinting. Enable DNS logging and analysis for C2 domain detection.
highCVSS 7.3SB-RT-003
EDR bypassed via process injection — no alert generated
svchost.exe — reflective DLL injectionDay 2
Remediation — Update EDR detection rules and validate coverage against MITRE T1055. Consider additional memory protection solutions.
FAQ

Questions about this service.

Still unsure? Ask an engineer in chat — not a sales rep.

A pentest enumerates all vulnerabilities in a defined scope. A red team exercise has a specific objective and tests whether your security team can detect and stop a realistic attacker.

Know where you stand before your auditor does.