Red Team Exercises & Adversary Simulation
Full-scope adversary simulation testing your people, processes, and technology. Intelligence-led red team operations using real-world attacker TTPs.
Frequently asked questions
What is a red team exercise?
A red team exercise is a full-scope, objective-based simulation of a real-world attacker. Rather than testing a single application, we test your people, processes, and technology together to see how far a determined adversary could get and whether your defenders detect them.
How is red teaming different from penetration testing?
Penetration testing aims to find as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope within a set time. Red teaming is stealth-based and goal-oriented — emulating specific attacker TTPs to test detection and response, often without your security team's prior knowledge.
Will a red team exercise disrupt our business operations?
No. Engagements are carefully scoped with agreed rules of engagement and safety controls so testing is realistic but non-disruptive, and we coordinate with a small trusted group on your side to manage risk.
Do you support TIBER-EU and CBEST style intelligence-led testing?
Yes. We run intelligence-led, threat-informed red team operations aligned to frameworks such as TIBER-EU and CBEST, using current threat intelligence to emulate the adversaries most relevant to your sector.
What do we get at the end of a red team engagement?
You receive a detailed narrative of the attack path, evidence of what was achieved, an assessment of your detection and response performance, and prioritised recommendations — often delivered as a collaborative purple team debrief.