When a cyber red team has never failed to breach their target, you want them testing your defences.
Partners who demand better
Real attackers don't follow a script.
As part of our adversary simulation portfolio, our red team exercises are different from traditional approaches that follow rigid playbooks and checkboxes.
We think like real attackers – adaptive, persistent, and unconstrained.
When we discover and sense something interesting, we change our tactics. When we see an opportunity, we seize it. This flexibility, combined with our technical expertise, is why we've achieved our objectives on every engagement.
Through real-time dialogue with client teams, we adapt our approach based on discoveries. This means more efficient testing and more valuable insights for organisations.
We've successfully breached Fortune 500 companies with multi-million dollar security investments and internal red teams. If there's a way in, we'll work to find it.
From sophisticated phishing campaigns to EDR bypasses, we test your entire security ecosystem — people, processes, and technology — not just individual components.
Our red team simulates actual APT behaviours and criminal tactics. We don't waste time on theoretical attacks that real adversaries wouldn't attempt.
Testing security defences is easy. Testing your ability to stop attackers isn't.
Your EDR might detect malware, but can it catch a live attacker moving laterally through your network?
Your email filters might block spam, but what about QR codes targeting employees' personal devices? Real attacks don't follow a checklist.
Start with our security health check to understand your current posture, then let our red team show you where attackers would strike.
We turn detection times from days into minutes and gaps into defences.
Our red team engagements reveal critical gaps in cyber security postures – even in organisations with sophisticated defences and internal red teams.
Success rate achieving objectives
Success rate bypassing EDR controls
Days of undetected access in client networks
Attack detection after training
Friendly faces, fierce defenders.