Identity
Privilege brokerage & coercion
- Credential reuse & low-visibility role elevation
- Shared mailbox → tenant-wide impact
- Entra ID & Workspace administration pivots
Labs
Adversary Simulation Lab
Campaigns that force truths to surface.
We simulate how real attackers operate inside cloud-first organizations: staged objectives, alternative pivots, non-malware persistence, identity abuse, SaaS tradecraft, and alert fatigue exploitation. The goal is not “proof of compromise.” The goal is understanding whether you would detect, contain, and recover when a motivated adversary attacks your incentives, not your firewall.
Multi-stage campaigns
Noisy & stealth variants
Cloud & identity intrusion paths
We don’t role-play criminals—we role-play incentives. Attackers seek access, leverage, persistence, and optionality. Good simulation makes those pressures visible.
Scope
What we simulate
Not “click malware → scoreboard.” We pressure-test identity, resilience, coordination, and decision-making across cloud and internal ecosystems.
Cloud
No-malware persistence paths
- OAuth consent abuse & refresh token longevity
- App registration → automation → second-stage access
- Long-lived service accounts & ungoverned integrations
SaaS
Workflow exploitation
- Mailbox rules → exfil without data egress alerts
- CRM + ticketing → identity pivot opportunity
- Shared automation & webhook chains
Method
How we design simulations
Campaigns aren’t exercises in cleverness—they are controlled experiments about your ability to detect, coordinate, and act.
Adversary modeling
Tradecraft sourced from active threat groups, not CWE lists. We simulate constraints and motivations.
Variant paths
Loud vs stealth. Lateral vs SaaS-native. We test whether detection is accidental or durable.
Decision capture
The most useful data isn’t “could we detect?” but: When did you know, who acted, and what blocked progress?
Outcome
What you get
The final deliverable is not a trophy or a PDF scar. It is a working map of how to get stronger.
Evidence of detection durability
Logs, pivot points, signals, and missed windows that predict failure modes.
Containment pathways
What you had to shut down, why, and how production risk emerged.
Cross-team friction map
Places where handoffs failed, tools broke, or permissions trapped responders.
Opinionated remediation
Cloud, identity, policy, and SaaS controls that close real gaps—not vendor checkboxes.