Offensive Security Services

Red Team Operation

A full-scope adversary emulation designed to simulate a threat actor targeting your organization. A red team engagement tests people, process, and technology across external attack surface, social engineering, physical security, and internal compromise. The objective is to measure your organization’s ability to prevent, detect, and respond to a determined attacker under realistic conditions.

Assumed Breach Pentest

Often referred to as Red Team Lite.

An assumed breach engagement simulates a scenario where an attacker has already gained an initial foothold inside your network. We test lateral movement, privilege escalation, and access to sensitive systems to measure how far an adversary could realistically go. The objective is to expose internal weaknesses and validate detection and response capabilities.

External Network Pentest

An external penetration test is a simulated attack by cybersecurity experts on an organization's internet-facing systems, like websites and email servers, to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

Internal Network Pentest

An internal network penetration test exploits vulnerabilities inside your environment. We assess lateral movement, privilege escalation, Active Directory exposure, and access to sensitive systems to determine how far an adversary could go. The objective is to uncover internal weaknesses and validate detection and response capabilities before a real threat does.

Web/Mobile App Pentest

A web or mobile application penetration test assesses the cybersecurity of web and mobile applications, identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities to protect against data breaches and unauthorized access.

Physical Pentest

A physical penetration test simulates unauthorized attempts to gain access to facilities, buildings, or restricted areas. The objective is to evaluate how well physical security controls such as badge systems, electronic locks, security guards, surveillance cameras, alarm systems, and visitor procedures prevent and detect intrusion.The goal is to identify weaknesses in people, processes, and technology so the organization can strengthen its physical defenses and reduce risk.