Objective-based adversary simulation: red teaming, purple teaming, social engineering and assumed breach exercises, including threat-led frameworks such as TIBER-EU and CBEST.
Objective-based, covert testing that emulates a realistic adversary across people, process and technology to test detection and response, as opposed to finding every vulnerability; covers threat intelligence, control teams, rules of engagement, duration and cost drivers.
Collaborative exercises where testers run ATT&CK techniques alongside the blue team to confirm what is logged, detected and alerted, then tune detections; now mandatory in TIBER-EU closure and a lower-cost entry point than a full red team.
Authorized phishing, vishing and physical pretexting assessments that measure how staff and processes respond, with consent, scope limits, data handling and reporting designed to improve controls rather than single out individuals.
Testing that starts from a provided foothold, such as a standard user account or workstation, to measure lateral movement, privilege escalation and detection without spending budget on initial access; when to choose it over a full red team.
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