Infoseclab — Private Team of Cybersecurity Professionals

We attack like real adversaries — with permission, in scope and with a full debrief. Three domains: web, networks and industrial systems (ICS/OT). Objective-driven, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, documented end to end.

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Objective: Agreed, business-impact target
Start: Black-box, no credentials
Duration: 3–6 weeks
Coverage: People, perimeter, network, cloud
Mapping: MITRE ATT&CK, every action
Reporting: Live debrief, full report, retest

Three directions. One objective.

Pick the domain that worries you most — each opens into a full service page with scope, process and outcomes.

Web

Internet-facing apps and the human layer

The front door criminals use first: exposed services, web applications, APIs and your employees' inboxes.

External perimeter and leaked credentials
Web apps, APIs and business logic
Phishing and adversary-in-the-middle
OAuth, SSO and token abuse paths

from 1–2 weeks

Networks

Internal network, Active Directory and cloud

How far one foothold travels: from a single workstation to domain dominance and cloud tenants.

Active Directory and Kerberos abuse
Lateral movement and segmentation
AWS / Azure identity and IAM chains
SOC response under live attack

2–6 weeks

Industrial

ICS / OT and production sites

Safety-first testing of the IT/OT boundary, remote access and physical controls — never touching live processes.

Purdue-model zones and conduits
Vendor VPNs and maintenance laptops
Physical entry at production sites
What your SOC sees across the boundary

per site

Running a broader program? See the full catalog of eight services — adversary emulation, detection validation and continuous red teaming.

120+

Objectives completed in client environments

72h

Median time to initial access

100%

Of actions mapped to MITRE ATT&CK

Industries: finance, telecom, energy, SaaS

Six stages. One objective.

Recon

Industry threat intelligence and OSINT on your exposed surface.

Initial access

Perimeter exploit, phishing or approved physical entry — one quiet foothold.

Foothold

C2 with OPSEC controls, credential harvesting, persistence.

Escalation

Lateral movement and privilege escalation toward tier-0 assets.

Objectives

Crown-jewel access reached and evidenced, production untouched.

Debrief

Kill-chain walkthrough with your defenders, then the report.

Every action in the chain is mirrored against what your blue team saw — the detection gap is the second deliverable, equal to the breach itself.

You get the full kill chain — documented.

Executive brief — business risk in one page your board will read.
Attack narrative — every step, timestamp, technique ID and screenshot.
Detection gap matrix — what blue team saw, what it missed, and why.
Hardening roadmap — prioritized fixes with effort/impact scoring.
Live debrief — red and blue teams in one room, no blame, all signal.

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Sample report structure

Section	Content
00	Brief — scope, ROE, objectives, risk summary
01	Timeline — kill chain with ATT&CK technique IDs
02	Findings — chained weaknesses, root causes
03	Detections — generated vs missed telemetry
04	Remediation — prioritized, owner-assigned actions
05	Appendix — IOCs, tooling notes, evidence pack

Assume breach. Prove it.

Tell us your crown jewels. We will show you the path an adversary would take — before a real one does.

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