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Start with your business, environment, and the decisions you need to make.
24 / Red teaming & adversary simulation
Test your defence against a business objective.
Use a controlled adversary simulation to examine prevention, detection, and response across a realistic attack chain.
Discuss your requirementsSpecialist delivery and availability are confirmed during scoping.
Red team
A clear scope.
A useful outcome.
Agree the business objective and the adversary assumptions before choosing techniques. Exercise the approved paths with clear stop conditions and a named control team. Debrief both technical weaknesses and operational decisions so the result informs investment and rehearsal priorities.
What we cover
- Objective-led scenarios and approved entry points
- Identity, application, and infrastructure attack paths
- Detection visibility and response decision points
- Exercise control, cleanup, and recovery coordination
What you take away
- Rules of engagement and exercise objectives
- Evidence-backed narrative of attempted and achieved actions
- Defensive gaps and prioritized improvement actions
- Leadership and defender debrief with follow-up scope
How to engage
Preparation, controlled execution, cleanup, and a joint debrief; follow-up validation by agreement.
What progress looks like
Business objectives protected, relevant activity detected, and response decisions made with sufficient evidence.
The final scope, deliverables, and timing are agreed for your engagement.
Assess
Agree the scope and examine the controls, configurations, and exposures that matter.
Prioritize
Translate findings into clear actions, accountable owners, and realistic next steps.
Improve
Support remediation, review the evidence, and keep the programme moving forward.
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