Adversary simulation of how an intrusion spreads and digs in: living-off-the-land movement across your network and persistence techniques that a real attacker uses to keep access.
Capable attackers avoid malware, using your own tools to move so they blend with normal activity.
We move laterally using pass-the-hash, pass-the-ticket and living-off-the-land techniques with legitimate tools such as PowerShell and WMI, mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Lateral Movement tactic.
Real adversaries plan to stay. Persistence is what turns a short intrusion into a long-term compromise.
We test persistence techniques that let an attacker keep access across reboots and credential changes, exercising the Persistence tactic and your ability to detect it.
The real risk is reach: whether movement is contained by segmentation or spreads to critical systems.
We map how far movement spreads across segments toward sensitive systems, showing exactly where segmentation and monitoring succeed or fail.
It tests how an intrusion spreads and digs in. We move using pass-the-hash, pass-the-ticket and living-off-the-land techniques, and test persistence that keeps access across reboots and credential changes, mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Lateral Movement and Persistence tactics.
Because real attackers do, to avoid detection. Living off the land tests whether your monitoring can tell malicious use of PowerShell or WMI from normal administration.
No. Any persistence established during testing is documented and removed, and we confirm the environment is clean at the end of the engagement.
Findings map to the segmentation, hardening and detection changes that break movement and surface persistence, prioritised for your team with a retest.
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