Can Your Defenses Handle
A Real Attack?
Red Team operations go beyond classic penetration testing to challenge your entire defense stack — people, processes, and technology — with real-world APT scenarios. We operate based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
When Do You Need Red Teaming?
- When you want to measure how effective your SOC/SIEM/EDR infrastructure is against a real APT.
- When you need to present 'real risk' to the CISO or board of directors.
- When regulation (TIBER-EU, CBEST) or insurance requirements mandate adversary simulation.
Red Team Attack Vectors
Not single-vector pentesting; multi-layered, objective-driven attack operations:
Initial Access (Phishing, Vishing, Physical)
Lateral Movement & Persistence
Objective Completion & Data Exfiltration
MITRE ATT&CK-Based Kill Chain
01
Reconnaissance
OSINT, social engineering recon
02
Initial Access
Phishing, exploit delivery
03
Privilege Escalation
Domain admin, lateral spread
04
Objective
Crown jewels access, exfil
05
Report & Debrief
Purple team debrief, ATT&CK map
Sample Operation Outcomes
- Domain Admin in 72 HoursInitial access via spear-phishing through the HR department, followed by Kerberoasting to Domain Admin — total 72 hours.
- SOC Evasion Rate: 87%13 out of 15 ATT&CK techniques used went undetected by the SOC/EDR stack.
- Crown Jewels AccessReaching the financial database (Crown Jewels) through Active Directory trust chain abuse.
Deliverables
Executive Attack Narrative for the board, MITRE ATT&CK Navigator heatmap for the SOC/Blue Team, and detailed TTPs report for the technical team.
[T1566.001] Spear-phishing → HR mailbox
[T1078] Valid credentials obtained
[T1558.003] Kerberoasting → Domain Admin
[!] Objective: Crown Jewels accessed in 72h
[+] SOC Detection Gap: T1558 not alerted
[T1078] Valid credentials obtained
[T1558.003] Kerberoasting → Domain Admin
[!] Objective: Crown Jewels accessed in 72h
[+] SOC Detection Gap: T1558 not alerted