Offensive security · Red teaming

Full-scope attack simulation against your people, process and technology

A red team engagement measures how far a determined adversary gets and how quickly your team notices. Objectives are agreed up front; methods are not disclosed until the debrief.

Scope

What a red team exercises

Initial access

Phishing, exposed services, leaked credentials and physical pretexts, matched to threat actors relevant to your sector.

Lateral movement

Privilege escalation, Active Directory abuse, cloud identity pivots and living-off-the-land techniques.

Objectives

Agreed crown jewels: customer data, production access, financial systems or domain dominance.

Detection and response

How your SOC, EDR and playbooks perform against a live adversary, with a timeline of what was and was not detected.

How it works

From scoping call to closed findings

Threat model

Agree objectives, threat actor profile, duration and a trusted-agent group who knows the exercise is running.

Reconnaissance

OSINT and external mapping of your organisation, staff and attack surface.

Operation

Multi-week campaign with controlled, logged actions and a defined abort procedure.

Debrief

Attack narrative alongside your detection timeline, with a purple-team session to close gaps.

Deliverables

What you receive

Attack narrative with full kill chain and timestamps
Detection and response timeline mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Prioritised findings for controls, process and people
Purple-team workshop with your defenders

FAQ

Common questions about red teaming

A penetration test finds as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope. A red team pursues a specific objective covertly and measures detection and response along the way.

Book a scoping call

Scope your red teaming engagement

A 30-minute call with a SecureBlock lead to align on objectives, assets and timeline. We follow up with a written scope and fixed-fee proposal within two business days.

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