Penetration Testing & Red Teaming
Authorised adversarial testing under written rules of engagement: can an attacker achieve defined objectives against your applications, networks or critical paths? Findings are validated, prioritised by exploitability and reported for client-owned action — not a generic scan dump. We do not implement the fixes we find; retest is available as contracted.
What this covers
- Rules of engagement, targets and constraints in writing
- Black-box, grey-box and objective-based red-team options
- Validated exploitable findings with evidence
- Prioritised remediation recommendations and retest as contracted
Typical outcomes
- Reproducible exploitable findings for engineering and risk
- Clearer residual risk before release or review
When to engage
- Independent adversarial validation before release or major change
- Evidence needed for risk committees or third-party assurance
Engagement model
- Define rules of engagement, targets and constraints.
- Execute authorised testing.
- Validate findings and collect evidence.
- Deliver report with prioritised remediation recommendations; retest as contracted.
Share target systems and timing constraints. We will propose a test plan and rules of engagement.