Red Team Exercise

Simulated cyberattack to test an organization’s security defenses

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A simulated adversarial exercise that mimics real-world attacks to assess an organization's security capabilities and resilience of its systems and operations.

Scope & Objectives

Simulate real-world attacks across digital and social vectors to uncover vulnerabilities, test defenses, and strengthen overall security posture.

Emulate advanced threat actors.
Identify weaknesses in systems and people.
Evaluate detection and response effectiveness.
Provide clear remediation guidance.

Methodology

Frameworks: Aligned with MITRE ATT&CK, NIST SP 800-53, TIBER-EU, and OWASP.

Phase 1 – Planning & Reconnaissance: OSINT collection and attack-surface mapping across network, cloud, physical, and people.
Phase 2 – Initial Compromise: Targeted phishing/malware and exploit attempts to gain footholds and escalate privileges.
Phase 3 – Lateral Movement & Objectives: Pivot internally to access sensitive assets and test data-exfiltration paths.
Phase 4 – Detection & Response: Measure Blue Team detection, response, and control bypass techniques.
Phase 5 – Reporting & Remediation: Deliver a prioritized report and debrief with actionable remediation.

Deliverables

Frameworks: Aligned with MITRE ATT&CK, NIST SP 800-53, TIBER-EU, and OWASP.

Red Team Report: Detailed attack scenarios, exploits, and impacts.
Executive Summary: Key findings and business risks for leadership.
Remediation Guide: Actionable fixes mapped to compliance.
IR Assessment: Evaluation of detection and response.
Debrief & Training: Walkthrough of findings to strengthen blue team.