Red Teaming
See how far a real attacker gets
Goal-based adversary emulation, from a phishing email to domain admin, that tests whether your people, controls, and detection actually stop a determined attacker.
A red team engagement isn't a vulnerability list, it's a mission. We agree on a concrete objective (domain admin, your production database, a named customer's data) and work toward it the way a real intrusion set would: initial access, foothold, privilege escalation, and lateral movement, staying quiet the whole way. Every action is logged against MITRE ATT&CK, so you see exactly which techniques your defenses caught and which they missed.
What we test
Where we focus.
External initial access
OSINT, credential stuffing, exposed services, and internet-facing footholds through your perimeter.
Phishing and social engineering
Pretext-driven campaigns, MFA-bypassing credential portals, and payload delivery.
Endpoint and EDR evasion
AMSI/ETW bypass, in-memory execution, and beaconing that slips past your EDR and SOC.
Active Directory escalation
Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, NTLM relay, and ADCS abuse (ESC1 to ESC8) to domain admin.
Lateral movement
Pass-the-hash, pass-the-ticket, and BloodHound-mapped attack paths across the network.
Command and control
Resilient C2 over vetted channels with real operator OPSEC.
Objective and impact
Reaching the crown jewels: data exfiltration, privileged access, or the goal you set on the call.
Detection and response
What your blue team saw, when they saw it, and where the alert should have fired but didn't.
How it works
From scope to retest.
Scope the mission
On a short call we set the objective, rules of engagement, and threat profile (assumed breach or full black-box), then lock a fixed price and timeline.
Emulate the adversary
Our certified operators run the full kill chain by hand, recon, initial access, escalation, lateral movement, and C2, logging every technique against MITRE ATT&CK.
Report the path
You get the complete attack narrative: how we got in, every step to the objective, the detection gaps, and prioritized fixes, with a purple-team debrief.
Retest and tune
After you close the gaps and tune detections, we re-run the attack paths for free to confirm the door is shut and the alerts now fire.
What you get
In your report.
- ✓Full attack narrative tracing the exact path from initial access to objective
- ✓Every technique mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, with detection and prevention gaps flagged
- ✓A working proof-of-concept for each critical step, signed off by a certified tester
- ✓Prioritized remediation plus concrete detection-engineering recommendations
- ✓Purple-team debrief with your defenders and a free retest of the attack paths
Questions
Answers, up front.
How is a red team different from a penetration test?
A pentest finds and proves as many vulnerabilities as it can in a defined scope. A red team picks one objective and tests whether your people, controls, and detection can stop a determined attacker from reaching it.
Will you actually try to evade our EDR and SOC?
Yes, quietly. We use real evasion (in-memory execution, AMSI/ETW bypass, vetted C2) and operator OPSEC, so the engagement tests detection and response, not just prevention.
What is the purple-team option?
Instead of testing dark, we work alongside your defenders in real time, replaying each ATT&CK technique so they can build and tune detections on the spot.
Ready to put it to the test?
Scope your red teaming engagement on a short call. Fixed price, fixed timeline, and an auditor-ready report in days.
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