Red Teaming & Social Engineering

Adversarial simulations that test your organization's complete security posture, including technical defenses, processes, and human factors through realistic attack scenarios.

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What We Test

Red teaming goes beyond traditional penetration testing by simulating real-world adversaries with specific objectives. Our red team operations combine technical exploitation, social engineering, and physical security to identify gaps in your defenses that isolated tests might miss.

We follow MITRE ATT&CK framework, NIST 800-115, and industry best practices to deliver realistic adversary simulations tailored to your organization's threat landscape.

Engagement Types

  • Full-Scope Red Team Operations
  • Phishing & Social Engineering Campaigns
  • Physical Security Assessments
  • Assumed Breach Scenarios
  • Purple Team Exercises
  • Executive Protection Testing

Our Red Team Methodology

Realistic adversary simulation across the attack lifecycle

01

Reconnaissance & OSINT

Gathering intelligence on your organization, employees, infrastructure, and attack surface using open-source intelligence techniques.

02

Initial Access

Attempting to gain foothold through phishing, exploiting external vulnerabilities, or physical access based on engagement scope.

03

Lateral Movement & Privilege Escalation

Moving through your network, escalating privileges, and attempting to reach high-value targets like domain controllers or sensitive data.

04

Objective Achievement & Reporting

Demonstrating impact by achieving defined objectives, then providing detailed debrief on tactics, detection gaps, and recommendations.

Common Security Gaps We Exploit

CRITICAL

Phishing Susceptibility

Employees clicking malicious links or providing credentials through carefully crafted phishing campaigns, enabling initial access.

CRITICAL

Weak Active Directory Security

Misconfigured AD environments allowing rapid privilege escalation through attacks like Kerberoasting, Pass-the-Hash, or DCSync.

HIGH

Inadequate Network Segmentation

Flat networks or weak segmentation allowing unrestricted lateral movement once initial access is achieved.

HIGH

Physical Security Gaps

Inadequate physical controls allowing unauthorized entry, device tampering, or access to restricted areas.

MEDIUM

Detection Blind Spots

Gaps in logging, monitoring, and alerting allowing red team activities to go undetected for extended periods.

MEDIUM

Credential Reuse

Shared local administrator passwords or service accounts enabling widespread access across the environment.

What You'll Receive

Attack Narrative Report

Detailed timeline of the red team operation showing attack path, techniques used, and objectives achieved.

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping

Comprehensive mapping of tactics and techniques used during the engagement to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

Detection Gap Analysis

Analysis of where your detection and response capabilities succeeded or failed during the red team operation.

Executive Debrief

Live presentation to leadership and security teams demonstrating attack techniques and discussing strategic improvements.

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