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A red team exercise tests whether your organisation can detect and respond to a determined attacker — not just whether vulnerabilities exist. We agree objectives with leadership, then pursue them the way a real adversary would.
Why teams choose Adiroha
- Manual-first testing, not scanner dumps
- OSCP, OSWE and CEH certified testers
- Findings mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS controls
- Retest and closure letter to prove fixes
Scope
What we cover
- Objective and scenario design with leadership
- Open-source intelligence and external reconnaissance
- Social engineering and phishing (by agreement)
- Initial access, lateral movement and privilege escalation
- Detection and response testing against your SOC
- Tactics mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Deliverables
What you receive
- Attack narrative with timeline
- Detection and response gap analysis
- Findings mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- Purple-team debrief with your defenders
How we work
Discover. Assess. Remediate. Validate.
Discover
Agree scope, assets, test windows and rules of engagement. Every project gets a unique audit code for tracking.
Assess
Manual-first testing aligned to recognised standards, with critical issues flagged to you immediately.
Remediate
Findings ranked by business impact, with clear fix guidance and a walkthrough with your engineers.
Validate
We retest your fixes, update the report and issue a closure letter you can share.
FAQ
Common questions
Who knows the exercise is happening?
Only a small control group agreed with leadership, so the exercise tests real detection and response.
Is red teaming right for us?
Red teaming suits organisations with established security controls and a monitoring capability. If you're earlier in the journey, a penetration test is usually the better start.
How long does a red team exercise take?
Typically four to eight weeks, depending on objectives and scope. Longer exercises allow for more realistic, low-and-slow tactics.
How is red teaming different from a penetration test?
A penetration test finds as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope. A red team pursues specific objectives with stealth, testing your detection and response.
What is a purple team debrief?
A session where our red team and your defenders walk through the attack together, so your team can improve detections using what actually happened.
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