Social Engineering & Red Teaming

Full-scope adversary simulation against people, process, and technology — measuring your detection and response, not just your prevention.

Phishing lure review during a social-engineering exercise

What this operation covers

We plan against your crown jewels like a real threat actor: targeted spear-phishing, voice pretexting, and on-site intrusion attempts under strict rules of engagement. Objectives are agreed up front — reach the finance share, trigger a wire, plant a device — and every step is logged so your blue team gets a timeline of what they caught and what slipped past.

Capabilities

  • Spear-phishing and voice-pretext campaigns with click-to-compromise tracking.
  • Physical intrusion tests: tailgating, badge cloning checks, after-hours access paths.
  • Full-scope, multi-month red teams with command-and-control realism.
  • Purple-team debriefs and detection-engineering workshops for your defenders.
Voice-pretext call coordination over laptop and phone

Engagement facts

  • Duration: phishing sprints 2–3 weeks; full red teams 6–12 weeks.
  • Deliverables: attack narrative, detection timeline, staff-awareness metrics.
  • Safety-first rules of engagement, signed and sealed before day one.
  • Executive and blue-team readouts included.

How the operation runs

01.

Objectives & Guardrails

Crown jewels, out-of-bounds systems, and safety rules agreed with your leadership.

02.

Initial Access

Phishing, pretexting, and physical attempts to earn the first quiet foothold.

03.

Silent Operations

Weeks of low-noise pivoting while your SOC gets a fair, unannounced fight.

04.

Debrief & Uplift

Full timeline reveal, detection workshops, and a retest of the whole kill chain.

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Test the humans, not just the hardware.

Adversary simulation with safety guardrails.

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