An attacker convinces your help desk to reset a password. Follows a delivery through the loading bay. Plugs a small device into an open network jack. And exfiltrates data from a remote location.
We can show you the answer.
We simulate what real adversaries do by combining physical breaches, social engineering, and network red teaming into a single coordinated attack. You find out where your defences actually break.
Typically four to six weeks, scaled to your environment — from open-source reconnaissance to a server-room foothold to a boardroom debrief.
Open-source intelligence on your organization — vendors, facilities, staff, and supply chain. We map the external attack surface before making contact.
Targeted pretext calls, spear-phishing, and help-desk bypass attempts. Every technique is scoped to your people and processes.
Covert site access via tailgating, badge cloning, or vendor impersonation. Rogue devices are deployed only under explicit authorization.
Controlled post-exploitation from the planted device — credential harvesting, network reconnaissance, and pivoting to critical assets.
Executive summary, technical findings, detection gaps, and a prioritized remediation roadmap. Optional retesting within 90 days.
Full Spectrum Adversary Emulation is a single, coordinated engagement that chains the three vectors a real adversary uses — digital, human, and physical — into one continuous attack against your organization. One team. One objective. Every door they'd try.
External perimeter, exposed services, web apps, cloud misconfigurations, and post-exploitation lateral movement on the internal network.
Spear-phishing, vishing the help desk, pretexting vendors, and impersonating staff to bypass controls technology can't see.
Tailgating, badge cloning, lock bypass, dropping rogue devices, and walking out with the data your CISO assumed was locked in a server room.
A phishing test that lands a credential doesn't continue into the building. A physical assessment that tailgates the loading bay doesn't pivot onto the domain. A network pentest scoped to a /24 never picks up the phone.
FSAE is the chain. The cloned badge unlocks the server room. The device dropped in the break room beacons to an operator across the street. The pretext call to IT resets the password that lets us stay there. That's the engagement — measured end-to-end against your actual detection and response.
Not every organization needs — or is ready for — a full-spectrum engagement. We offer three tiers, each building on the last, so you can match the assessment to your maturity and the questions your board is actually asking.
A controlled assessment focused on identifying realistic attack paths against critical business functions.
Best for organizations establishing a baseline view of their exposure.
A multi-vector assessment combining social engineering, controlled physical access testing, and technical red team activity.
Designed to evaluate how layered controls perform during a coordinated attack scenario.
A comprehensive adversary simulation engagement designed for mature organizations seeking to validate enterprise-wide resilience under realistic attack conditions.
Our flagship engagement — the full chain, end to end.
Unsure which tier fits? Start with a one-hour threat modeling session and we'll tell you honestly — even if the answer is "you're not ready for FSAE yet."
Before we propose anything, we sit down with your team for one hour. No deck, no commitment. We map the adversary against your environment — your crown jewels, your physical footprint, your staff, your suppliers — and we walk you through exactly what a full-spectrum engagement against you would look like.
You leave with a clear picture of where you're exposed and a proposal you can take to the board. We leave with enough context to scope honestly. If it isn't the right fit, we'll say so.
One-page board-ready narrative of how we got in and what it means.
Step-by-step technical walkthrough with screenshots, photos, and command logs.
Which controls fired, which didn't, and what to do about it.
Technique-by-technique detection coverage across the engagement.
Every door, desk, badge, and server room we accessed.
Live session replaying undetected techniques and building detection rules with your SOC.
Prioritized fixes ranked by effort vs. impact.
Validate your fixes within 90 days at no additional cost.
Start with a one-hour threat modeling session. No obligation, no operational risk.