Offensive services

Red Teaming

A goal-driven attack on your organization, run the way a real adversary would. Janreth agrees an objective with you, pursues it across the surfaces that matter, and shows you the whole chain and the one control that would have stopped it.

Scope a test

01Overview

A red team is a goal-based adversarial exercise run from an attacker's point of view, with little to no inside knowledge. Janreth agrees an objective with you, reaches the crown-jewel data, turns a phish into deeper access, then tests whether your technical controls, identity setup, and people actually stop a determined, targeted attack.

This is not a checklist. Janreth builds one coherent attack, chaining weaknesses across systems the way a real threat actor would, and works to the MITRE ATT&CK framework so every step maps to a known adversary technique. Your team sees exactly how far an attacker gets, and learns to catch it next time.

Location: Remote or onsite
Surfaces: Applications, infrastructure, Active Directory, social engineering (where authorized)
Approach: Red team, purple team, assumed breach
Standards: MITRE ATT&CK

Every engagement runs under signed written authorization and an agreed scope.

02Challenges

Why a real exercise matters

Detection
Stealthy attacks slip through
Your tools are tuned for the noisy, known patterns. The quiet, targeted attack that actually matters gets lost in the day-to-day alert traffic, and no one notices until it is too late.
Readiness
You do not know how you would really fare
Stopping a targeted attack takes practice. Without a real exercise, the true state of your defenses is a guess, and security budget gets set without ever testing the assumptions behind it.
Training
Defenders learn on the job
Teams get trained on individual tools, not on a full attack chain. A red team shows how separate, low-severity gaps combine into one serious compromise, and gives your defenders a real incident to learn from.

03Approach

How Janreth helps

Janreth builds a targeted attack plan specific to your organization: an objective, the surfaces in scope, and a route to the goal informed by the threats your industry actually faces. Janreth combines known and less-obvious techniques, takes the time to find the path a real attacker would, and maps every step to MITRE ATT&CK.

The kill-chain, phase by phase

Reconnaissance: map the target and its attack surface
Initial access: phishing and exposed services, where authorized
Privilege escalation and credential access
Lateral movement and discovery across systems
Persistence, command and control
Impact on the objective, with proof data could leave

04Deliverables

What you receive

A report that maps the full attack path: every activity carried out, the evidence and logs, and the specific control that would have broken each hop, with clear recommendations.

Then a readout with your stakeholders and defenders, walking through how the attack unfolded, what detection missed, and how to catch it next time.

What you get

01An agreed objective, run the way a real attacker would
02Multi-surface: applications, infrastructure, Active Directory, and social engineering where authorized
03The full kill-chain, hop by hop, with evidence
04The specific control that breaks each hop
05A board-ready narrative plus a technical appendix
06Signed written authorization and scope before anything starts

05Begin

Find out whether your defenses actually hold.

Scope a test, agree an objective, and see exactly how far a determined attacker could get.