Emulation of the tactics of real threat actors relevant to your sector, so you can see how well you would fare against them.
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A control that has never been tested against a determined attacker is an assumption. Adversary simulation turns assumptions into evidence.
We agree the goals, boundaries and stakeholders who need to know.
We build threat scenarios based on the actors relevant to your sector.
We carry out the engagement while avoiding detection where possible.
We walk your team through what happened, what was seen and what was missed.
A step-by-step account of how objectives were reached.
What your tools and team saw, and what they did not.
Prioritised improvements to detection and response.
A working session with your security team.
A penetration test looks for as many weaknesses as possible in a defined scope. A red team pursues specific goals and tests whether you can detect and stop the attempt.
Usually a small group of senior stakeholders. Keeping the wider team unaware is what makes detection testing realistic.
Yes. A purple team format puts attackers and defenders together so detections are improved during the exercise.