Services

Focused, strategic, attacker-minded advisory

Adversarial Readiness Review

The Adversarial Readiness Review is a strategic assessment of your security program through the lens of a real attacker.

Instead of measuring compliance, policy completion, or control presence, this review evaluates how an adversary would assess your environment, identify weaknesses across key domains, and pursue the fastest or most reliable path to their objectives.

Using a structured set of red-flag questions across areas such as:

  • Identity & Access Management
  • MFA / Identity Providers / Federation
  • Application Security
  • CI/CD & Software Supply Chain
  • Cloud & Infrastructure
  • External Attack Surface
  • Detection & Response
  • Vulnerability Management
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Governance & Security Metrics
  • AI Security

The ARR surfaces where controls may exist on paper but fail in practice, where ownership is unclear, where trust is misplaced, and where attackers are most likely to succeed.

Red Team Program Development

Build or evolve an offensive security capability that delivers measurable value to leadership and meaningfully improves defensive readiness.

Use the experience obtained by building and running multiple Red Team Programs to jump start or mature your Red Team Program

This engagement helps design a modern red team program with clarity around:

  • Program charter and mission
  • Engagement models (stealth, collaborative, purple team)
  • Target selection & priortization
  • Attack Path Mapping
  • Scoping and prioritization
  • Reporting to executives and stakeholders
  • Validation metrics and outcomes
  • Roadmap for maturity and scale

The result is an offensive security capability aligned to real business risk, measurable outcomes, and continuous improvement.

Offensive Security Advisory Services

Flexible strategic advisory for organizations that need experienced attacker-minded guidance outside of a formal assessment or program build.

This engagement is designed for high-value security needs that do not fall into the first two service categories.

Common examples include:

  • Startup security advising and early-stage program design
  • Small and medium business security consulting
  • Purple team scenario planning and exercises
  • Executive security strategy and prioritization
  • Security architecture review through an attacker lens
  • Identity, cloud, or CI/CD risk guidance
  • Fractional Offensive Leadership support

The result is practical, senior-level security guidance focused on the risks that matter most and the actions worth taking now.