Adversary emulation that proves — or disproves — your detection story.
Objective-based red team engagements that emulate realistic adversaries against your people, processes, and technology. Every action is mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so your detection engineering team walks away with actionable gaps.
What's covered
OSINT, phishing, MFA fatigue, exposed services, supply-chain paths.
Payload delivery, EDR evasion, consent phishing, OAuth abuse.
AD CS (ESC1–ESC13), Kerberoasting, DCSync, cloud IAM abuse.
WMI / SMB / RDP pivoting, token impersonation, pass-the-hash, golden ticket.
Domain dominance, crown-jewel data access, ransomware-ready posture check.
Covert channels, DNS tunneling, cloud storage abuse, third-party SaaS.
Deliverables
- Kill-chain narrative report with timeline, pivot graph, and artifact hashes
- MITRE ATT&CK coverage matrix (techniques attempted vs. detected vs. blocked)
- Atomic test suite so your blue team can re-run each technique
- Purple team workshop + detection engineering backlog
- TIBER-EU / CBEST / iCAST-compatible deliverables (on request)
Outcomes
- Measured detection coverage against your top-ten adversary scenarios.
- Evidence for the board that your controls work — or don't.
- Detection engineering backlog with atomic tests, not vague findings.
FAQ
Is this legal / safe for production?
Can you be scoped around a specific scenario?
Do you work with our existing SOC / MDR?
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