Red Team

This isn’t a one-off exercise — it’s continuous reassurance that your defences are working.

Red Team as a Service Lite is an ongoing offensive security service where we simulate real attacks across any exposed surface within your organisation. Over time, and with evidence, we validate how you would respond to a real adversary — one you don’t know when or how they will strike.

It’s not a point-in-time audit of a single asset. We work across your organisation’s assets through regular exercises, adapting tactics, techniques and procedures to emerging threats and aligning with frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK.

The Lite option keeps the same mindset and value, but with a more focused scope and lower frequency than RTaaS Full.

RTaaS Full builds on the Lite service by incorporating richer attack scenarios — and, where appropriate, even physical intrusion attempts in offices or industrial sites — driven by a concrete objective defined by your organisation.

We don’t focus on a single asset. Any element of your organisation can become a target at any time, day or night. The purpose is to test whether your controls and defences hold up under unexpected conditions.

It’s the closest exercise to a real-world situation. Our Threat Intelligence service investigates your digital exposure (digital footprint, leaks, public indicators, and more). Based on this insight, we plan and execute the engagement aligned with MITRE ATT&CK tactics, techniques and procedures — adapting to emerging threats and the sector you operate in.

Exercises are conducted without prior notice, while always operating under pre-agreed rules of engagement and safety protocols.

In short: detection, containment and response — under pressure.

When you need to validate what is truly critical.

A Single Scenario is a Red Team exercise built around one specific objective defined by the client — for example, accessing a particular database, compromising a privileged account, or taking control of a system.

Once the objective is agreed, we plan and prepare the operation — but the client won’t know when or how it will take place. The purpose is to measure whether the organisation can detect, contain and respond in time.

The outcome is practical and clear: stronger defences through understanding how they were bypassed, actionable recommendations to close gaps, and confirmation of the controls that are working as intended.

Some risks don’t start with a phishing email or a technical vulnerability…

They start with an open door, an overloaded reception desk, or an access request that looks trustworthy.

This Red Team exercise focuses on a critical, measurable physical objective — for example: gaining access to restricted areas, connecting to systems that are not internet-facing, or accessing physical information and documents.

The goal is to assess whether your physical security measures are prepared to prevent a determined attacker from obtaining sensitive information or placing a device that could be leveraged later.

We define clear objectives and rules of engagement, and coordinate protocols in advance to ensure the exercise is controlled and does not disrupt your operations.

Many advanced threats don’t make noise — they stay inside, observe, and wait.

With this service, we hunt for them before they become an incident, using a proactive approach focused on evidence and action.

We analyse your network and systems to detect hidden malicious activity — such as anomalous behaviour, signs of persistence, or movements that simply shouldn’t be there.

We align the hunt with MITRE ATT&CK, leveraging technical signals such as IoCs (Indicators of Compromise) and IoAs (Indicators of Attack), enriched with intelligence on real threat actors and tactics.

We work in close coordination with your SOC so findings don’t remain “just observations” — they translate into immediate containment, improved detection, and operational learning.

Phishing remains the most cost-effective entry point for attackers — it doesn’t require breaking anything, just a moment of misplaced trust.

With our Mass Phishing service, we run controlled campaigns to measure — with data — how your organisation responds to malicious emails: clicks, interactions, credentials submitted, and reporting rates.

From metrics to improvement. We then turn those results into real progress: a clear report with conclusions and recommendations, plus targeted follow-up training sessions to reinforce learning.

It can be delivered as a one-off exercise or as a recurring programme — so improvement isn’t an event, but a culture.

Spear phishing isn’t about volume like mass phishing — it’s about deceiving the right person. A credible message, at the right moment, aimed at the right target.

This service tests, in a controlled environment, whether roles with critical access to information (executive leadership, finance, IT, operations, HR, etc.) can detect and stop this kind of attack.

Unlike mass phishing, we craft highly targeted communications for specific individuals using real, relevant context (role, responsibilities, suppliers, projects, relationships), informed by our intelligence capabilities.

The goal isn’t to “catch anyone out”, but to understand where trust can be exploited — and how to reinforce it.

After the exercise, you receive a report with interactions and evidence, conclusions and recommendations, plus a reinforcement session to strengthen the resilience of key teams and individuals.