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RED TEAMAdversary simulation

Red Team Attack Simulation — a real attack, without the real damage

Pentests find vulnerabilities. Red teaming tests whether your people, processes and technology can stop a determined attacker. We run a stealthy, objective-driven campaign — exactly like a real threat group — to show how far an adversary could get.

Objective-based campaignsPeople, process & technologyMITRE ATT&CK mapped
Operation: CROWN-JEWELS · day 9
Campaign Log
Phishing → finance laptop
Payment database — reached
CRITICALObjective achievedUndetected for 9 days
HIGHEDR bypassedNo alert raised
MEDIUMSlow responseSOC triage 6 hrs
100+Projects delivered
5 minAverage response time
ATT&CKTechniques mapped
100%Client satisfaction
Overview

Would you notice an attacker before it’s too late?

Real attackers don’t follow a scope document. They phish, pivot, hide and wait. A red team engagement measures what truly matters: can your defences and your team detect and stop an intrusion before it reaches your crown jewels?

PENETRATION TESTXTREME INFOSEC RED TEAM
Finds technical vulnerabilities✓✓
Stealthy, objective-driven attack✕✓
Tests detection & response (SOC/EDR)✕✓
Social engineering & physical vectorsLimited✓
Full attack chain from entry to objectiveLimited✓
Purple-team debrief with your defenders✕✓

Without regular testing, you risk:

  • ●Attackers living in your network unnoticed
  • ●Security tools that never fire an alert
  • ●Incident response that starts too late
  • ●Leadership with false confidence
  • ●Board and regulators asking hard questions
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What we test

The attack chain we simulate

Click a category to see what we look for — and a real example of what we find.

Reconnaissance

Mapping your people, technology and weak spots from the outside.

WHAT WE TEST

  • OSINT on staff & suppliers
  • External attack surface
  • Leaked credentials
  • Technology fingerprinting

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

214 staff emails & 9 leaked
passwords found in public breaches

Initial Access

Getting a first foothold — the way real groups do.

WHAT WE TEST

  • Targeted phishing
  • Exposed services
  • Credential stuffing
  • Physical & USB drops

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

Spear-phish to finance team
→ foothold in 40 minutes

Persistence & Evasion

Staying hidden from your security tools.

WHAT WE TEST

  • EDR & antivirus evasion
  • Living-off-the-land techniques
  • Stealthy command & control
  • Log evasion

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

Custom loader ran
for 9 days with no EDR alert

Privilege Escalation

Turning a user into an administrator.

WHAT WE TEST

  • Local privilege escalation
  • Active Directory abuse
  • Credential harvesting
  • Cloud identity abuse

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

Helpdesk account → Domain Admin
via misconfigured ACL

Lateral Movement

Moving quietly towards the objective.

WHAT WE TEST

  • Remote execution
  • Pass-the-hash & tickets
  • Jump hosts & segmentation
  • Cloud & SaaS pivoting

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

Reached payments subnet
through backup server

Objective & Detection

Proving impact — and testing your response.

WHAT WE TEST

  • Crown-jewel access
  • Simulated data exfiltration
  • SOC detection timeline
  • Incident response review

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATION

Objective reached on day 9 ·
SOC detected on day 11
Process

From objective to stronger defences

01

Objectives & rules

We agree on goals (e.g. reach payment data), boundaries and a trusted contact.

02

Reconnaissance

Quiet intelligence gathering on your organisation and attack surface.

03

Campaign execution

Stealthy, multi-week attack across people, process and technology.

04

Report & attack narrative

Timeline, MITRE ATT&CK mapping and what was (and wasn’t) detected.

05

Purple-team debrief

We walk your defenders through every step to improve detection.

Engagements

Pick the engagement that fits

Every engagement is scoped to your organisation. Tell us what you need and we’ll send a fixed quote.

ESSENTIAL

Assumed breach

We start inside your network to test detection and response quickly.

  • Start from a user workstation
  • Lateral movement & escalation
  • Detection timeline
  • Executive debrief
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MOST POPULAR

Full red team

End-to-end campaign from external recon to objective.

  • Everything in Essential
  • Phishing & external access
  • EDR & SOC evasion
  • Executive + technical reports
  • Priority remediation support
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CONTINUOUS

Purple teaming

Collaborative sessions that tune your detections in real time.

  • Joint attack-and-detect exercises
  • Detection rule improvements
  • Repeatable scenarios
  • Team upskilling
Talk to us
“Their penetration testing methodology was thorough and aligned with OWASP standards. The final report was detailed, actionable, and easy for our developers to understand.”
Shaik Ajur★★★★★
“Xtreme InfoSec identified critical vulnerabilities that other vendors missed, with excellent remediation support.”
William John★★★★★
FAQ

Questions before you start

How is red teaming different from a pentest?−

A pentest finds as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope. A red team tests whether you can detect and stop a real, stealthy attack end to end.

Will our security team know?+

Usually only a small trusted group knows, so we can measure real detection and response.

How long does an engagement take?+

Typically several weeks, depending on objectives and scope. We agree a timeline upfront.

Do you help us fix what you find?+

Absolutely. Every finding comes with clear, step-by-step fixes, and our team stays with your developers until the critical issues are closed.

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