A penetration test finds vulnerabilities. A red team engagement proves whether your organization can detect, respond to, and contain a real adversary. We chain network exploitation, social engineering, and physical intrusion into one coordinated operation the way nation-state actors actually operate.
2–4 weeks
Full engagement
8 phases
ATT&CK aligned
Stealth
EDR bypass ops
We chain network exploitation, social engineering, and physical intrusion into a single coordinated operation. The same way nation-state actors and ransomware crews operate today — not in isolated testing lanes.
Our red team specializes in bypassing EDR, evading SOC detection, and maintaining persistence. If your blue team can't find us, we show you exactly why — and which TTPs slipped through undetected.
Every engagement goes past "access gained" to demonstrate real consequences: data exfiltration, operational disruption, and domain dominance. Proof of impact, not proof of concept.
Real breaches don't stay in a single lane. Our red team doesn't either.
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Original CVE Research
Our delivery partner's engineers have published 12 CVEs in widely deployed software. That original research feeds straight into your red team engagement — we test you with attack techniques most firms have never seen, drawn from vulnerabilities we found ourselves.
SOC 2 Type II Delivery Partner
Our primary delivery partner holds SOC 2 Type II. Client data moves over encrypted channels, findings stay in secured role-based portals, and AI tools are optional and used only with your approval. Your data never trains external models.
Built for Compliance
Red team methodology aligns with NIST 800-115 and the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Every finding is documented to drop straight into your compliance and audit evidence package.
“After a major, big-name pentesting firm found nothing significant, we brought inEasyCloudify™ for a red team engagement. They gained domain admin access and demonstrated how an attacker could exfiltrate our most sensitive data. Worth every penny.”
VP of Information Security — Fintech company
While our operators work to reach your most critical assets without being caught, your security team is measured on everything that happens next.
We emulate a real adversary across the MITRE ATT&CK kill chain, moving quietly the way an actual intruder would. Every action is a live test of whether your SIEM, EDR, and SOC surface it or miss it entirely. You learn which techniques trip an alert and which ones sail straight through.
Spotting an attacker is only half the job. When your blue team catches us, we measure what happens next: whether the right playbook kicks in, whether it escalates correctly, and whether your incident response holds up under live intrusion pressure instead of a tabletop scenario.
Dwell time is everything. We track how long we operate before your team detects, contains, and removes us — giving you a real mean-time-to-detect and mean-time-to-respond against a determined human adversary, not a number from a vendor brochure.
Every engagement ends with an ATT&CK-aligned coverage map showing which attacker techniques your defenses caught and which they did not. You see exactly where to tune detections, close logging gaps, and focus investment before a real attacker finds the same holes.
Our red team was engaged by a major national retailer for full-scope adversary simulation: think like an attacker, move like an attacker, document the actual extent of the organization's vulnerabilities.
The engagement began quietly wireless network focus. During a routine WPA handshake capture using Aircrack-ng, we captured the network's encryption key. Within hours, our GPU-accelerated Hashcat rig had cracked it open. First entry point into their environment, established.
Once inside, we shifted to internal testing using CrackMapExec and found a system still running its default password. Default credentials on a production system are the equivalent of leaving the keys in the ignition. By morning, we had domain admin credentials in hand full control of the entire Active Directory domain, with the same privileges as their own IT administrators.
Deep in the environment, we uncovered a custom application containing store-branded gift cards and PINs. More alarmingly, we had the capability to generate new cards on demand. For a criminal actor, this was an open vault. For the retailer, it was a wake-up call about how a single overlooked control can cascade into total financial exposure.
Stories are based on real EasyCloudify™ engagements. Some details altered to protect client identity.
Every engagement progresses through the same structured phases, from initial reconnaissance through persistent access and data exfiltration.
OSINT, dark web monitoring, technical profiling. We map your attack surface from public sources before any exploit.
Spear phishing, credential stuffing, exploit chains. We breach perimeter defenses using techniques real adversaries deploy.
Kernel exploits, misconfigured permissions, credential abuse. We elevate from initial access to admin privileges.
Pass-the-hash, RDP pivoting, AD enumeration. We move through your environment to access critical systems.
Backdoors, scheduled tasks, EDR evasion. We maintain access while avoiding SOC detection — and document exactly how.
Domain admin, data targeting, system control. We achieve the objectives a real attacker would prioritize.
Safe simulated theft — no actual data leaves your network. We prove what an adversary could steal without removing anything.
MITRE-mapped findings, kill chain storyboards, remediation guidance. Actionable reports plus retesting after fixes.
How adversary simulation works, what it measures, and how it's different from a penetration test.
A penetration test finds vulnerabilities in defined systems within a defined scope. A red team assessment simulates a real adversary pursuing specific objectives — typically gaining domain admin, reaching sensitive data, or demonstrating operational disruption — using any combination of network exploitation, social engineering, and physical intrusion. The primary test subject is your ability to detect, respond to, and contain an attack, not just the attack itself.
Red team engagements are designed to test your live environment under realistic conditions, but not to cause disruption. Every engagement begins with clear objectives and rules of engagement agreed in advance. Testing can be paused immediately at any time. Our engineers are experienced at probing prod environments the way adversaries would — without triggering the consequences a real adversary would.
Most full-scope red team engagements run 2–4 weeks from kickoff to final report. The timeline depends on scope, target count, and objectives. Targeted adversary simulations focused on a single objective can run shorter. Timeline is confirmed during scoping before any work begins.
Adversary simulation emulates the specific tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real-world threat actors — nation-state groups, ransomware crews, or insider threats — against your environment. Rather than testing for the presence of vulnerabilities, it tests whether your specific security controls, monitoring, and response processes can detect and contain a determined attacker using the methods your actual threat actors use.
Yes. Purple team engagements run our red team operators alongside your blue team defenders in a collaborative format — attacks and defenses in the same room, validating whether your controls and detections are working as intended. Purple team is ideal for organizations that have recently deployed new security tooling and want to validate it before running a full blind red team exercise.
A scoping call defines your objectives, timeline, and the rules of engagement. The engineer on the call leads your operation.