BY OUTCOME
Test the whole organisation Find out what your defenders would actually see.
Red team operations, detection-aware
We agree the crown jewels and pursue them like a funded attacker, logging every step against MITRE ATT&CK. You get a scorecard of what your defenders saw, missed, and could have caught - then a purple-team replay session.
What the engagement looks like. Fixed in writing before it starts.
four steps, in the order they happen · scope and dates are fixed in writing before anything is touched
Agree the crown jewels
We start from what would actually hurt - the systems, data or money an attacker would go after - and write that objective into the rules of engagement.
Operate like an attacker
Recon, initial access and lateral movement against the live estate inside the agreed window. Your defenders are not told when it starts.
Log every step to ATT&CK
Each action is recorded against MITRE ATT&CK as it happens, which is what turns the exercise into a scorecard rather than a story.
Replay it with your team
A purple-team session walks your defenders back through the kill chain step by step, so the gaps turn into detection engineering work.
What you get. Files, sessions and letters.
Deliverables, not promises. Every one of them is a file, a session or a letter you can hand to somebody else.
- A kill-chain narrative of how the objective was reached
- A detection scorecard mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- A purple-team replay session with your defenders
- A retest within 14 days once the gaps are closed
NEXT STEP
Talk directly to an operator. Scope and cost come back in writing.
Tell us what you are trying to prove and to whom. You get a written scope, timeline and fee within 2 working days - and an honest answer if the work you asked for is not the work you need.