Red Teaming

Red teaming starts from an objective, not a target list. We emulate the tradecraft of a relevant threat actor to reach that objective, staying deliberately quiet to test your detection and response. The value is in the debrief: a shared timeline of what happened versus what your SOC saw, and a prioritised set of detections to close the gaps.

Best run once you have already addressed the findings from a penetration test — red teaming is about resilience, not first-pass vulnerability discovery.

What you get

• Agreed objectives (e.g. access to a crown-jewel system or data set)
• Multi-vector campaign: external, phishing, and optionally physical or assumed-breach
• Detection timeline: what your controls caught, missed, and when
• Attack narrative with the full kill chain and evidence
• Purple-team workshop to turn gaps into detection rules

Outcomes

• A realistic test of people, process, and technology together
• Concrete detection and response improvements, not just prevention findings
• Executive confidence — or a wake-up call — grounded in evidence