Overview
Offensive Testing is penetration testing, red and purple team exercises and phishing simulation across application, network and cloud, scoped and reported by the same team that reads the findings back to you.
Retest and remediation triage are part of the engagement, not an upsell after the report lands.
How it works
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Scope
Environment, systems and rules of engagement agreed before testing starts.
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Test
Penetration testing, red or purple team exercises, or phishing simulation, run against the agreed scope.
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Triage
Findings prioritized by actual business risk, with a remediation path.
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Retest
Fixes verified before a finding is marked resolved.
What's included
- Penetration testing across application, network and cloud
- Red and purple team exercises
- Phishing and social engineering simulation
- Scope design, remediation triage and retest governance
Want a test scoped by someone who reads the report?
Talk to an advisorFAQs
What's the difference between a red team exercise and a penetration test?
A penetration test covers a defined scope for known weaknesses. A red team exercise simulates a real adversary across the environment, often without your defenders knowing in advance, the way a purple team exercise does with them.
Is retesting included, or is that a separate engagement?
Retest and remediation triage are part of the scope from the start, not billed separately after the report.
Test with the team that reads the report
Penetration testing and red team exercises, with retest and remediation triage built into the scope.
