Adversary Emulations

Purple teaming is a collaborative approach that combines elements of red teaming (attack simulation) and blue teaming (defense simulation). The red team works closely with the blue team (internal security defenders) to share insights and improve the overall security posture.

Adversary emulation involves simulating the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real-world threat actors to assess an organization's security defenses and incident response capabilities. This process aims to replicate the behaviors of actual adversaries, allowing security teams to better understand their vulnerabilities and weaknesses. This proactive approach helps organizations enhance their security posture by identifying and addressing potential gaps in their defenses.

Adversary emulation is not a one-time activity; it's an ongoing process. Organizations can use the insights gained from these simulations to continuously improve their security controls, detection capabilities, and incident response procedures.

Adversary emulation helps evaluate the effectiveness of security controls, including intrusion detection systems, firewalls, endpoint protection, and other defensive measures. This assessment is critical for identifying and addressing weaknesses in the security infrastructure.

Emulating real threat actors provides a realistic context for assessing security defenses. This approach goes beyond simple vulnerability scanning by considering how attackers might leverage multiple vulnerabilities and tactics in a coordinated manner.

Security teams create custom attack paths that replicate the steps a real attacker might take to compromise systems and achieve their objectives. These attack paths often involve a series of simulated steps, from initial access to data exfiltration.

Our offer includes:

• Emulating Real Threat Actors
• Custom Attack Paths
• Red Team Exercises
• Scenario-based Simulations
• Detection Engineering / Continuous Improvement
• Purple Teaming
• Evaluation of Security Controls