Red Teaming & Pentesting Services

Realistic adversary simulation against your entire security architecture – in your production environment, not in a lab.

What we test

• Technical Defenses: Detection and response to complex, multi-stage attack scenarios
• Blue Team Effectiveness: Response processes, analytical capabilities, and speed of your defensive team
• Organizational Resilience: How well do your processes, technology, and people work together?

Why choose red teaming services?

Organizations invest heavily in security systems – yet without realistic adversary simulation, their actual effectiveness remains unknown. Red teaming closes this gap by putting defenses to the test under real-world conditions.

The goal of our red teaming service is not to evaluate success or failure, but to drive continuous improvement of defensive capabilities against increasingly sophisticated attack techniques.

We test your physical security measures – locking systems, alarms, access cards, surveillance cameras – before unauthorized individuals do.

Typical attack vectors

• Tailgating: Following employees through secured doors
• Social Engineering: Gaining access through convincing stories or forged credentials
• High-Security Area Intrusion: Accessing server rooms and critical infrastructure
• Device Infiltration: Planting network devices in the internal network
• Data Extraction: Accessing visible documents and unsecured records
• Endpoint Manipulation: Keyloggers or malware on endpoints
• Access Card Cloning: Copying or stealing access cards

Why physical testing?

Physical security protects not just buildings, but also employees, sensitive information, and valuable assets. We find the weaknesses before they can be exploited.

We simulate realistic phishing attacks and social engineering to test the security awareness and responsiveness of your employees.

Attack channels

• Email Phishing: Customized campaigns with convincing lookalike domains and fake websites
• Social Media: Impersonation of employees or partners
• Vishing: Phone manipulation with spoofed caller IDs
• CEO Fraud: Impersonation of high-ranking employees
• USB Attacks: Distribution of prepared USB drives
• Online Forms: False credentials on job application portals

Additional options

• Custom Malware: Purpose-built malware to test the effectiveness of your XDR system
• APT Simulation: Simulation of known Advanced Persistent Threat techniques

We start where attackers are already inside the network – and test how far they can get. The initial compromise phase is skipped.

What we test

• Privilege Escalation: Starting from a standard user, we attempt to gain elevated permissions
• Server & Client Infrastructure: Vulnerabilities across both domains
• Network Segmentation: Separation between client, server, and guest networks
• Network Shares: Analysis for sensitive, unprotected data
• WLAN Security: Assessment of wireless infrastructure
• AV/EDR Effectiveness: Configuration and efficacy of your endpoint protection

Test modes

Offensive with XDR: Testing with active security measures – how effectively does your SOC detect the attack?
White-Box: Without countermeasures, focused on uncovering technical vulnerabilities.

Upon request, we simulate techniques of known APT groups.

Manual security testing of your web applications and APIs – following the OWASP Testing Guide.

Scope

• Authentication & Authorization: Access control, session management, permission handling
• Critical Functions: Registration, password reset, login processes
• Injection Attacks: SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), command injection
• API Security: Testing of interfaces and data flows

Our approach

Manual first: Automated tools supplement but never replace manual analysis. Every assessment is tailored to your application – with or without authentication, depending on requirements.