Skip to content

Turnkey security

Penetration testing and red teaming

Test your organization's resilience with controlled attack simulations — from technical penetration tests to full red team operations.

A penetration testing specialist at work

What we solve

Penetration testing is a controlled attack simulation that measures how well your systems, people and processes withstand real adversary techniques. Red teaming goes further: a multi-stage, objective-driven scenario that tests the whole organization's response, including physical and social-engineering paths.

Vulnerabilities reveal themselves only under the pressure of a real attack. Instead of waiting for an incident, we provoke one in a safe, controlled setting — showing you the exact path an attacker would take to your most sensitive data, and how to close it.

What we offer

  • External and internal network penetration tests.
  • Web, mobile and API application security testing.
  • Social engineering tests (phishing, vishing, physical access).
  • Red team operations with objectives agreed with leadership.
  • Purple team collaboration with your defensive (blue) team.
  • Retesting after remediation.

Benefits

A real, not theoretical picture

Instead of a list of hypothetical vulnerabilities, you get a proven attack path and its business impact.

Prioritized remediation

We rank vulnerabilities by actual risk so you direct resources where they matter most first.

Better response

Red and purple team approaches sharpen your defensive team's detection of and response to real attacks.

Evidence for compliance

Reports serve as evidence of security due diligence for audits and regulatory requirements.

How the engagement is structured

Scope is always adapted to your organization's size and exposure. Below are the typical shapes an engagement takes — exact scope and timeline are set after an initial conversation.

  • 01

    Orientation review

    Organizations that first want to understand where they stand.

    Includes

    • A structured review of the current state
    • Identification of key gaps and priority risks
    • A concise report with measures in priority order
    • A findings walkthrough for leadership

    Duration: Typically a few weeks

  • 02

    Full engagement

    Organizations that need a documented, implemented system.

    Includes

    • In-depth analysis and risk assessment
    • Internal acts, protocols and instructions
    • Implementation of technical and organizational measures
    • Employee training
    • A compliance report and effectiveness verification

    Duration: Typically several months, depending on scope

  • 03

    Ongoing partnership

    Organizations managing security as a continuous process.

    Includes

    • Regular periodic assessments and retesting
    • Documentation updates as regulations change
    • Continuous support and advisory
    • Priority response in the event of an incident

    Duration: An annual agreement with a regular cycle

How it starts

  1. 1You send an inquiry describing your situation — no obligation.
  2. 2In an initial conversation we clarify context, scope and your expectations.
  3. 3We prepare a concrete proposal with scope, timeline and expected outcomes.
  4. 4Once approved, we begin work and keep you updated as it progresses.

What we need from you

  • A contact person who can make scope decisions.
  • Access to relevant documentation and sites within the agreed scope.
  • Short sessions with the people responsible for key areas.

Frequently asked questions

What safeguards apply before and during a test?
Before work begins we require written authorisation, a precise scope, an approved execution window, emergency contacts, data-handling rules, a prohibition of disproportionate interventions and a clear procedure for stopping the test. Findings that demand immediate action are reported promptly and securely. A completed test does not mean no other vulnerabilities exist.
What is the difference between a penetration test and red teaming?
A penetration test is a focused technical review of a defined system or application within a limited scope. Red teaming is a multi-stage, objective-driven simulation of a real adversary that also tests the organization's detection and response across technical, physical and social-engineering paths.
Is testing safe for our production systems?
Yes. Scope, timing and rules of engagement are agreed with you in writing in advance. We work in a controlled manner, with clear boundaries and continuous communication, to avoid business disruption.
What do we receive when it is finished?
A technical report with evidence and risk ratings, an executive summary with business impact, a prioritized remediation plan, and a findings walkthrough. After remediation, we retest.

Sources and standards

  1. 01NIST SP 800-115: Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and AssessmentNIST, 2008
  2. 02OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG)OWASP
  3. 03OWASP Top 10 — most critical web application security risksOWASP
  4. 04Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES)PTES
  5. 05MITRE ATT&CK — adversary tactics and techniques knowledge baseMITRE
  6. 06TIBER-EU framework for threat intelligence-based ethical red teamingEuropean Central Bank

Related services

Ready to strengthen security across your organization?

Contact us to see how our turnkey solutions can build a safer, more resilient organization.

Get in touch[email protected]