Starting from an agreed objective and rules of engagement, we chain real weaknesses the way an attacker would — and test whether your organization detects and responds along the way.
A penetration test asks whether you can be broken into; a red team asks whether you would notice and stop it once someone did — so we look at attack and response together.
Optional extensions: phishing & social engineering · supply chain · wireless · physical — all within the authorized scope
The paths taken and how they unfolded over time
How each stage was detected, blocked, and handled
Whether reporting, decisions, containment, and recovery worked
Where the detection-and-response chain needs shoring up
Typically a 3–6 week project; scope and safety conditions are agreed in advance with authorized stakeholders. A good fit for organizations validating detection and response for real.
Set goals, safety conditions, and how much is known in advance.
Build an intrusion scenario from a real attacker's view.
Carry out the attack within the agreed scope.
Watch how the team detects, analyzes, and responds.
Report whether we got in, along with detection, blocking, and recovery.
The organization knows the schedule and scope and prepares.
Only a few designated people are aware as it runs.
Staff aren't told; it runs like a real incident.
An authorized approver and the safety conditions are agreed in advance in every mode, and anything that could affect production runs only within an immediate safe-stop procedure.
Tell us where you are and what you need to confirm. We scope the engagement together before any work begins.
People run the analysis and own the final call, and your data is never sent to an external AI along the way. Please keep vulnerability details, credentials, and passwords out of your first email — we'll set up a secure channel for anything sensitive.