PentStark
Service · Red Team as a Service

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.

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What’s covered

Objective-based adversary emulation mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

6 coverage areas
  1. 01

    External foothold

    OSINT, phishing, MFA fatigue, exposed services, supply-chain paths.

  2. 02

    Initial access

    Payload delivery, EDR evasion, consent phishing, OAuth abuse.

  3. 03

    Privilege escalation

    AD CS (ESC1–ESC13), Kerberoasting, DCSync, cloud IAM abuse.

  4. 04

    Lateral movement

    WMI / SMB / RDP pivoting, token impersonation, pass-the-hash, golden ticket.

  5. 05

    Objective execution

    Domain dominance, crown-jewel data access, ransomware-ready posture check.

  6. 06

    Exfiltration

    Covert channels, DNS tunneling, cloud storage abuse, third-party SaaS.

Handoff

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)
Intended result

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.
Delivery model

Methodology and service timing

Methodology references

  • Emulation
    MITRE ATT&CKMITRE ATT&CK EvaluationsPTES
  • Regulated
    TIBER-EUCBESTiCASTRBI CSF

Timelines and SLAs

Scoping
2 weeks
Active engagement
4–8 weeks
Report + debrief
≤ 10 business days after execution
Questions

Red Team as a Service FAQ

Is this legal / safe for production?
Yes, under a signed rules of engagement. We run trusted-agent protocols and kill-switches. Nothing destructive without explicit written approval.
Can you be scoped around a specific scenario?
Yes — scenarios like 'ransomware-ready', 'insider threat', 'cloud takeover', or 'supply-chain compromise' are common starting points.
Do you work with our existing SOC / MDR?
Yes. Purple-team model is our default. We can also run in black-box mode if your program wants a true detection test.
Next step

See how Red Team as a Service fits your scope.

Objective-based adversary emulation mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

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