Red Teaming & Adversary Simulation
Evaluate how an organisation detects and responds to a realistic, authorised attack scenario. We scope red-team exercises around defined objectives and the systems and people responsible for defending them.
Define the workflow
A red-team engagement starts with the objective, rules of engagement and a trusted point of contact. Scope specifies approved assets, permitted techniques, excluded systems, evidence handling and immediate stop conditions. Social engineering and physical activity are never assumed to be included.
What the project can include
- Threat-informed scenarios linked to an agreed business risk.
- Controlled adversary simulation within written boundaries.
- Observation of detection, escalation and response behaviour.
- Exercise timeline, evidence, lessons and remediation priorities.
How we validate the result
We coordinate safety controls and deconfliction before execution. Reporting distinguishes observed outcomes from untested possibilities. A collaborative replay or purple-team session can help defenders validate improvements where included in the engagement.
Planning your project
Share the objective, environment, monitoring coverage and operational constraints. Some organisations benefit from application testing or a readiness review before a broader exercise. The scope is designed around useful learning rather than a claim that the organisation is now breach-proof.
Rootscratch is based in Koronadal City, Philippines, and works remotely with clients worldwide. Discuss your requirements to agree on deliverables, responsibilities, handover and ongoing support.