Our Offensive Capabilities
Red team exercises
Full-scope adversary simulation with defined objectives — compromise, data exfiltration, or physical access — without blue team awareness.
Purple team exercises
Collaborative red/blue sessions that test and tune your detection and response capabilities in real time.
OSINT assessments
Mapping your external information exposure — credentials, infrastructure, employees, suppliers — from an attacker's perspective.
Phishing & social engineering
Targeted spear-phishing campaigns, vishing, and pretexting simulations to assess human-layer defences.
Physical security testing
Tailgating, badge cloning, and physical intrusion simulations to test physical access controls.
Command & control simulation
Post-exploitation simulation to assess your detection, containment, and response capabilities once an attacker is inside.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a red team exercise?
A red team exercise is a full-scope, adversary simulation where our team attempts to achieve a defined objective — such as accessing sensitive data or compromising a critical system — using any realistic means including phishing, physical access, and technical exploitation. Unlike a standard pen test, the blue team (your defenders) is not informed in advance.
What is the difference between red teaming and purple teaming?
Red teaming is adversarial — your defenders don't know it's happening. Purple teaming is collaborative — we work alongside your security team in real time to test and improve their detection and response capabilities. Purple teaming is ideal for organisations with a security operations function that wants to mature their tooling and playbooks.
What does an OSINT assessment involve?
An open-source intelligence (OSINT) assessment maps the publicly available information about your organisation that an attacker could use — employee email formats, exposed credentials, infrastructure details, supplier relationships, and social media footprint — providing a baseline for targeted phishing and attack planning.