Service · Offensive Security

Red Team

Full-scope adversary simulation: a objective-based engagement (reach this data, achieve this access) that tests whether your people, process, and technology actually detect and respond to a real intrusion attempt, not just whether vulnerabilities exist.

Who this is for

Organizations with a mature security program that has already closed the obvious gaps a standard penetration test would find, and that need to validate detection and response capability against a realistic, multi-stage attack.

Outcomes & deliverables

  • A realistic measure of time-to-detect and time-to-respond against a live simulated intrusion
  • Evidence of exactly how far an attacker could get before being stopped, and why
  • A joint debrief with your SOC/detection team on what was missed and why
  • A prioritized roadmap for closing detection and response gaps, not just technical vulnerabilities

Scope & methodology

Before

Objective-setting, rules-of-engagement, and threat-model alignment with stakeholders.

During

Multi-stage simulated intrusion: initial access, lateral movement, objective achievement, with careful evasion of unnecessary business disruption.

After

Full debrief with your detection and response team, plus a written report and remediation roadmap.

What you receive

A full attack narrative and timeline, a detection/response gap analysis, a joint debrief session with your SOC or detection team, and a prioritized roadmap for closing what the exercise found.

Frameworks & standards mapped

Proof

OFFENSIVE SECURITY LEADERSHIP

Led by Asaf Levy, whose background includes securing Israel's national carrier as CISO against nation-state and criminal threat actors: red team engagements designed around what real adversaries actually do.

Expert reviewer

Asaf Levy
Asaf Levy
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · CISO & Technology · Former CISO, El Al Airlines (2020 to 2024)

FAQ

How is this different from penetration testing?
Penetration testing is comprehensive and scoped to find as many vulnerabilities as possible. Red teaming is objective-based and stealthy, designed to test detection and response, not maximize findings.
Will our SOC know the test is happening?
Typically no, until the debrief, that's what makes the detection-time measurement real. We agree ground rules in advance to keep this safe and controlled.
Is this safe for production environments?
Yes. Rules of engagement are set up front specifically to avoid business disruption while still testing realistically.