Full Red Teaming Assessment
Adversary simulation against your people, process and technology.
Goal-oriented adversary simulation that tests whether your organisation can detect, contain and respond to a determined attacker.
- Typical timeline
- Typically 3–6 weeks depending on objectives and scope
- Business benefit
- Measure real detection and response capability, not just vulnerability counts.
- Industries
- Banking & Financial ServicesHealthcareE-CommerceIT & Cloud ServicesGovernmentManufacturing
Overview
What Full Red Teaming Assessment covers
A red team assessment moves beyond a vulnerability list. We agree on objectives that matter to your business — access to a payment system, exfiltration of regulated data, control of a cloud tenant — and then pursue them the way a capable adversary would.
Activity is executed under strict rules of engagement, with continuous coordination so your blue team can learn from every stage of the operation.
The problem we solve
Most organisations know their vulnerabilities but have never tested whether their monitoring, alerting and incident response actually work under pressure.
Scope & outcomes
What we test and what you receive
Scope coverage
- External attack surface and initial access paths
- Social engineering and phishing scenarios (when authorised)
- Endpoint and identity compromise
- Active Directory and privilege escalation chains
- Lateral movement and persistence
- Cloud tenant and SaaS pivoting
- Data access and exfiltration paths
- Detection, alerting and response effectiveness
Key benefits
- Evidence of how far a real attacker could progress
- Measured detection and response timelines
- Prioritised improvements for your security operations
- Board-ready narrative of business impact
Deliverables
- Operation narrative with full attack path timeline
- Detection and response gap analysis
- Technical findings with evidence
- Purple-team debrief workshop
- Strategic remediation and detection engineering roadmap
Methodology
Our assessment process
- 01
Objective definition and rules of engagement
- 02
Threat intelligence and adversary profile selection
- 03
Reconnaissance and attack surface discovery
- 04
Initial access development
- 05
Foothold, persistence and command and control
- 06
Privilege escalation and lateral movement
- 07
Objective completion and impact validation
- 08
Detection timeline reconstruction with your defenders
- 09
Reporting, purple-team debrief and improvement plan
Tooling
Tools and techniques
Tooling supports expert manual testing — it never replaces it.
FAQ
Full Red Teaming Assessment questions
A penetration test aims for coverage of a defined scope. A red team assessment is objective driven and stealth aware, and it measures your detection and response capability as much as your vulnerabilities.
Rules of engagement define prohibited actions, escalation contacts and stop conditions before any activity begins. Destructive testing is never performed without explicit written authorisation.
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