We collaboratively set clear goals for the engagement: is the aim to test detection capabilities, assess insider-threat resilience, evaluate third-party integrations, or challenge overall readiness? The scope and rules of engagement (RoE) are agreed from the start.
The red team gathers information, simulating how a real adversary would prepare: mapping networks, researching potential targets, identifying high-value assets, and seeking weak links.
SpearIT's red team executes a full-scale campaign, using stealth, social engineering, lateral movement, privilege escalation, and other advanced techniques, following proven adversary techniques.
Our red team engagements map techniques and attack paths to the MITRE ATT&CK® framework, ensuring adversary behaviors are structured, repeatable, and aligned with real-world threat actors. The internal security team typically remains unaware until findings are reported.
The goal isn’t just to penetrate, but to see whether your defenses (i.e. technology, monitoring tools, processes, staff) detect the intrusion, respond appropriately, and contain or remediate the threat.
SpearIT delivers a comprehensive report, outlining not only where vulnerabilities exist, but how attackers could exploit them, how far they could go, and where detection and response failed. The report includes prioritized recommendations and actionable remediation strategies.
The value of red teaming isn’t only in discovery. SpearIT can support long-term improvements: refining policies, hardening architecture, training staff, and helping integrate red teaming findings into continuous security operations.
Independent technical evaluations — from penetration testing and phishing simulations to full red-team exercises — to validate resilience and build confidence in your defenses.
We help organizations move beyond patch lists by prioritizing vulnerabilities according to exploitability, business impact, and regulatory requirements. This ensures remediation efforts focus on the issues that truly reduce risk and strengthen resilience.
Simulates the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real-world adversaries, we evaluate end-to-end how well your organization’s people, processes, and technologies detect, respond, and recover from a realistic attack.
