Two complementary offensive approaches: Ethical Hacking to technically assess specific vulnerabilities, and Red Team to simulate real adversaries with strategic objectives and measure your organization’s full response capability.
We assess your corporate network’s resilience under an internal-compromise scenario, simulating an attacker who has already gained initial access — whether physical or remote — and evaluating lateral movement, privilege escalation, and access to sensitive information.
The goal is to identify structural flaws that could let an attacker take control of critical assets or exfiltrate strategic data.
We analyze your Internet-facing assets from a fully external perspective.
We assess public servers, IP addresses, perimeter services, and externally accessible components to detect insecure configurations, vulnerable services, or gaps that could enable unauthorized access.
An in-depth technical review of your Active Directory environment, focused on authentication weaknesses, improper delegations, misassigned privileges, and configurations that enable identity-based attacks.
We identify compromise vectors such as Kerberos ticket abuse, credential reuse, and hash extraction techniques, prioritizing vulnerabilities capable of compromising the entire domain.
A specialized assessment of corporate wireless networks to detect insecure configurations, weak encryption, or improper segmentation.
We simulate unauthorized access attempts over the WiFi network, testing whether it could become an entry point into your internal infrastructure.
Unlike conventional pentesting — focused on the technical assessment of specific vulnerabilities — a Red Team exercise simulates a real adversary with strategic objectives and no operational constraints. We operate using the same tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) as advanced threat groups.
The goal isn’t just to find vulnerabilities — it’s to measure your organization’s full detection, response, and containment capability against a coordinated, persistent, multi-vector attack. The results expose gaps traditional pentesting can’t reveal.
Technology can be rock-solid. The human factor remains the attack vector of choice. We design and run controlled social engineering campaigns that replicate real spear phishing, vishing, and pretexting tactics aimed at specific employees.
We evaluate not just how well your technical filters hold up, but how aware your people are when faced with psychological manipulation attempts. The result includes clear human-risk exposure metrics and an improvement plan to strengthen your security culture.
Know your weaknesses before a real attacker does.