Mission Overview
A no-holds-barred security exercise designed to test how your real-world defenses stand up against an advanced attacker.
Full-scale adversarial simulation to test your organization's detection and response.
Inquire about Red TeamingMETHODOLOGY FLOW
1
Stage 1
Targeting
2
Stage 2
Reconnaissance
3
Stage 3
Initial Access
4
Stage 4
Persistence
5
Stage 5
Objective Completion
OPERATIONAL SCOPE
Social Engineering
Critical Engagement Point
Physical Access
Critical Engagement Point
External Perimeter
Critical Engagement Point
Lateral Movement
Critical Engagement Point
Frequently Asked Questions
What is red team security testing?
+
Red team security testing is a full-scope adversary simulation where ethical hackers replicate real nation-state or APT tactics against your organization without prior warning to defenders. Unlike penetration testing, red teaming measures detection and response capability across people, process, and technology using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
What is the difference between red teaming and penetration testing?
+
Penetration testing finds as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope, announced to the IT team. Red teaming is goal-oriented, covert, and open-scope: red teamers breach objectives (domain admin, crown-jewel data) using any non-destructive means, testing whether your SOC can actually detect and respond to a real adversary.
How long does a red team engagement take?
+
A red team engagement typically runs 6–12 weeks end-to-end: 1–2 weeks of open-source reconnaissance, 4–8 weeks of active operations including initial access, persistence, privilege escalation, and objective achievement, and 1–2 weeks of reporting and a purple-team debrief with your blue team.
// DIRECT CHANNEL
Get in Touch
Speak with an Red Teaming specialist within 24 hours.
Operational Arsenal
Adversary Simulation Report
Verified Deliverable
Blue Team Assessment
Verified Deliverable
Strategic Fixes
Verified Deliverable