Red Teaming
Full-scale simulated cyber attacks designed to test your detection and response capabilities, physical security, and employee awareness.
What is a Red Team Engagement?
A red team engagement is not a penetration test. It's a realistic, multi-week simulation of a targeted attack campaign against your organization. The goal is not to find every vulnerability — it's to answer one question: Can your detection and response capabilities stop a determined, sophisticated attacker?
How We Operate
Initial Access
We use the same techniques real threat actors use — spear phishing, pretexting, credential stuffing, supply chain targeting. We don't get to tell you what we'll use beforehand.
Persistence and Lateral Movement
Once inside, we establish covert persistence, enumerate the environment, and move laterally toward high-value targets — domain controllers, financial systems, customer databases.
Objective Completion
We set specific objectives with you before the engagement — "reach the CFO's email," "extract the customer PII database," "achieve domain admin." We report on whether we succeeded, and how.
MITRE ATT&CK Mapping
Every technique we use is mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, so you can cross-reference against your SIEM detection rules and build targeted detection coverage.
The Debrief: Where the Value Is
The most valuable part of any red team engagement is the debrief — a structured review of the entire attack timeline, every detection opportunity your SOC missed, and specific queries and tuning recommendations for your SIEM.