Red Team Assessment
Test your whole organization, not just your code.
A red team assessment simulates a full-scope, multi-stage attack against your organization — combining technical exploitation, social engineering, and physical security testing — to measure how well your people, processes, and technology detect and respond to a real breach.
Full-Scope Adversary Simulation
Combines technical hacking, phishing, and physical tactics used by real-world attacker groups.
Tests Detection, Not Just Prevention
Measures how quickly your SOC and security tools detect and respond to an active intrusion.
Objective-Based Engagements
Scoped around a real goal — access to a database, domain admin, or a critical system — like a real attacker.
Purple Team Debrief
A collaborative session with your defenders to walk through every step of the attack chain.
What we do for you
Assumed Breach Simulation
Start from an already-compromised foothold to test lateral movement and detection speed.
Phishing & Social Engineering
Targeted email, vishing, and pretexting campaigns to test employee resilience.
Physical Security Testing
Attempt physical access to offices and data centers to test badge, guard, and lock controls.
SOC Detection Validation
Validate whether your security operations center detects and escalates simulated attacks correctly.
Ransomware Attack Simulation
Simulate a ransomware kill chain — initial access to encryption staging — without deploying real payloads.
Insider Threat Simulation
Test data exfiltration and privilege abuse scenarios from a simulated malicious insider.
Everything included in our Red Team Assessment service
We handle every aspect from strategy to launch so you can focus on outcomes, not execution.
- Threat intelligence-driven attack scenario design
- Initial access via phishing, physical, or technical vectors
- Command-and-control and lateral movement simulation
- Living-off-the-land and evasion technique testing
- Real-time coordination with a designated safety contact
- MITRE ATT&CK-mapped attack narrative report
- Purple team workshop with your SOC and IT teams
- Detection and response improvement roadmap
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a red team assessment different from a penetration test?
A pentest looks for as many vulnerabilities as possible within a defined scope. A red team assessment is objective-based and stealthy — it simulates a real attacker trying to achieve a specific goal while avoiding detection, testing your defenders as much as your systems.
Will our security team know the test is happening?
Typically only one or two senior stakeholders (the 'white cell') know in advance, so your SOC and defenders respond as they would to a genuine incident. This is what makes the detection and response data meaningful.
Is red teaming safe for our production environment?
Yes. We agree on strict rules of engagement, avoid destructive actions, use non-functional ransomware simulators instead of real payloads, and maintain a safety contact who can pause the engagement at any time.
Who should consider a red team assessment?
Organizations with a mature security program — an active SOC, EDR, and incident response process — that want to validate real-world detection and response capability, not just find vulnerabilities.
Ready to get started with Red Team Assessment?
Book a free consultation call. Our experts will assess your needs and outline a clear plan.