Attack
Simulations

Realistic attacks, Immediate results.

On average, it takes us
6 days to hack you.

What you get

Attack Simulations

Pentesting & Red teaming


We simulate real cyberattacks before criminals do. From phishing and credential theft to full red-team operations, we expose weaknesses in your systems and people – without the damage.

Detailed reporting

Clear Results. Practical Guidance.


We don’t just hand you a PDF. Our reports translate technical findings into plain language so business leaders and IT teams know exactly where risks are – and how to fix them.

Hands on support

From Simulation to Solution


We don’t leave you alone with the results. Our experts help you fix the vulnerabilities we find, implement stronger defenses, and guide your team step by step until the risks are closed.

Our Full Scale Attack Phases

Phase 1: Open Source Intelligence

We begin with a stealth intelligence phase to map your organization the same way a real attacker would.

OSINT: Gather public data on employees, systems, and infrastructure.
Attack Surface Mapping: Identify exposed systems and weak entry points.
Attack Plan: Define tailored entry points and escalation paths.
Malware preperation: Prepare custom obfuscated payloads to bypass Antivirus/EDR and Firewalls.

Phase 2: Exploitation & Persistence

We move from reconnaissance to active attacks, exploiting weaknesses to gain and maintain access inside your environment.

Social Engineering: Manipulate staff via deepfake calls, messages, onsite visits, or fake interviews.
Vulnerability Exploitation: Target vulnerabilities to breach perimeter defenses.
Weaponized Phishing: Deploy crafted payloads to high-value targets.
MFA Bypass: Bypass multi-factor authentication controls.
Persistence: Establish stealthy, persistent access to internal network.

Phase 3: Privilege Escalation

We move from user-level access to administrator and domain-level control, pure misconfig exploitation.

Privilege Escalation: Abusing weak services, token impersonation, UAC bypass, or unpatched exploits to gain permissioned access.
Active Directory Escalation: Kerberoasting, DCSync, credential dumping, and domain privilege abuse.
Lateral Movement: Pivot across systems and departments to expand reach.

Phase 4: Showing Dominance

We demonstrate maximum impact, simulating what a real attacker could achieve if left unchecked without doing damage to your business.

Data Access & Exfiltration: Simulate theft of sensitive information and intellectual property.
Domain Dominance: Show complete control over Active Directory and critical systems. Show complete control over Active Directory and critical systems.
Business Impact Simulation: Plant proof-of-access flags or demonstrate system disruption without causing harm.

Phase 5: Advanced Persistent Threat Simulation

In the final escalation, we demonstrates how advanced threat actors establish complete, silent long-term control over an environment.

Custom Remote Access Trojans (RATs): Deploy undetectable RATs designed to mimic real-world nation-state malware.
Command & Control (C2): Operate covert channels for persistence, exfiltration, and remote administration.
Stealth Operations: Evade antivirus, EDR, and SIEM detection while maintaining full system access.
Long-Term Compromise: Showcase the risk of attackers embedding themselves deeply into your infrastructure.

Phase 6: Collaboration & Remediation

After demonstrating attacker capabilities, we transition into partnership mode – working directly with your IT and security teams to close the gaps.

Knowledge Transfer: Walk through every step of the attack path to ensure full understanding.
Joint Remediation: Support IT teams in fixing vulnerabilities, hardening configurations, and improving defenses.
Detection & Response Improvement: Help fine-tune SOC/EDR/SIEM tools to better spot real attacks.
Resilience Building: Turn findings into long-term improvements that raise your organization’s security maturity.

Penetration Testing Scope options

External

Internet-facing

DNS, web, VPN, identities,O365/Exchange, shadow IT.

Internal

LAN / OT

Lateral movement, privilege escalation, network segmentation, legacy systems.

Cloud

SaaS / IaaS

Misconfig, IAM, identity paths, storage exposure, S buckets, Azure blocks, GCP

Application

Application

Auth flows, APIs, business logic, critical paths.

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