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SIMULATE

Red team, purple team, and ransomware simulation services that test detection, response, escalation, and decision-making under realistic pressure.

Scope an engagement↗︎Capabilities↓︎

01Attack Path Mapping02Detection Engineering Report03Executive Timeline

Engagement at a glance

Best fit for

Detection validation, ransomware readiness, identity-path concerns, and questions around lateral movement.

Typical use cases

Mature teams that want to measure telemetry, escalation, and decision-making under pressure.

What you receive

An attack narrative, a timeline, detection gaps, improvement priorities, and a shared debrief.

What we need from you

Clear objectives, rules of engagement, escalation contacts, and explicit safety boundaries.

Capabilities

Our Simulation Services

Three approaches to defensive validation

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Adversary Simulation

Full-scope simulation with clear objectives. We target critical assets using stealth techniques to test whether your defenses detect and respond to targeted attacks.

Covert TTPs
Objective-based Operations
Multi-vector Attacks

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Purple Teaming

Collaborative exercises where our offensive team works with your defenders. We execute attack techniques. You check if they were logged or alerted, then tune your SIEM/EDR rules.

Real-time Detection Tuning
MITRE ATT&CK Coverage
Knowledge Transfer

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Ransomware Scenarios

We simulate modern ransomware group behavior without encrypting files. We test encryption speed, lateral movement, and data exfiltration to measure how fast you can contain an outbreak.

Safe Encryption Simulation
Data Exfiltration Testing
Containment Validation

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Our Methodology

Systematic approach to adversary simulation

Threat Intelligence & Planning

We use threat intelligence to identify real attackers targeting your industry. We define objectives, rules of engagement, and success criteria based on your threat profile and business context.

Development (Weaponization)

We build attack scenarios from threat intelligence. We map adversary TTPs to your environment, create attack paths, and prepare tools and techniques that match how real attackers operate.

Initial Access

We gain initial access using realistic techniques like phishing, exposed services, or social engineering. We test whether your security controls detect these entry points.

Execution & Lateral Movement

After gaining access, we execute attack techniques and move laterally. We test whether your detection systems catch privilege escalation, credential harvesting, and lateral movement.

Impact (Objectives)

We attempt to reach objectives: accessing sensitive data, disrupting operations, or exfiltrating information. This tests if you can detect and stop attackers before they succeed.

Reporting & Debrief

We analyze attack paths, detection effectiveness, and response capabilities. Reports detail what worked, what didn't, and why. We provide recommendations that improve detection and response.

Evidence delivered

What You Receive

Attack Path Mapping

Visual map showing how attackers moved through your environment, which controls they bypassed, and where detection failed. Helps you understand attack chains and prioritize fixes.

Detection Engineering Report

Documentation of detection gaps, missed alerts, and recommendations for improving SIEM/EDR rules. Includes detection rules you can implement to catch similar attacks.

Executive Timeline

Timeline showing when attacks occurred, how long they went undetected, and when they were discovered. Written in non-technical language for executives.

IOCs & Artifact List

A precise list of every file dropped, domain used, IP address, and timestamp of activity. Essential for Blue Team validation and clean-up.

Why this matters

Why It Matters

Test your security resilience against realistic threats

Test Real-World Resilience

Skip theoretical vulnerabilities. We emulate TTPs used by threat actors targeting your sector to test if your organization withstands multi-vector attacks.

Get Value from Security Investments

You've spent money on EDR, SIEM, and SOC services. We check if they're configured to detect current threats. This helps close detection gaps and get what you paid for.

Measure Response Times

Stop guessing. Measure Time-to-Detect (TTD) and Time-to-Contain (TTC) to set realistic KPIs.

Measure Business Impact

See the actual blast radius of a breach. We show which business-critical data attackers can exfiltrate or encrypt.

Meet Compliance

Meet DORA, TIBER-BE, and NIS2 requirements. These regulations require intelligence-led adversary testing.

Questions before scope

What is the difference between Red Teaming and Pen Testing?

Penetration testing finds vulnerabilities with broad coverage. Red teaming focuses on stealth and detection testing, we avoid being caught while achieving objectives. Penetration tests show what's broken. Red team exercises show if you'd notice when attackers exploit those breaks.

Is Purple Teaming better than Red Teaming?

They serve different purposes. Red teaming tests realism: can you detect a real attacker? Purple teaming focuses on collaboration and learning: we show defenders how attacks work and help them tune detection rules. Red teaming tests your security. Purple teaming improves it.

Is the Ransomware scenario safe?

Yes. We simulate ransomware behavior without encrypting files. We test encryption speed, lateral movement, and data exfiltration paths, but we don't encrypt your files. This lets you test containment and recovery procedures safely.

How long does a Red Team engagement take?

Most red team exercises run 4-6 weeks depending on scope and objectives. TIBER-BE engagements typically take 10-12 weeks for execution. Purple team exercises are shorter, usually 2-4 weeks. Ransomware scenario testing can be completed in 1-2 weeks. We provide detailed timelines during scoping.