Web red teaming. The front door, tested the way criminals test it.
Your internet-facing estate — applications, APIs and your employees' inboxes — is where every real attack starts. We emulate that attack end-to-end: from the first reconnaissance query to standing access in your core systems, and we show exactly which controls should have stopped it.
What we test.
Six blocks, combinable into one operation. Scope only what you need — every block ends with its own findings, evidence and fixes.
External perimeter
Exposed services, VPN and remote-access stacks, forgotten hosts, leaked credentials and shadow IT discovered before we write a single exploit.
Web applications & APIs
Authentication flows, session handling, access control and business logic under attack — chained into real objectives, not scanner noise.
Phishing & AitM
Targeted lures with safe credential capture, MFA-push fatigue and adversary-in-the-middle simulations — with opt-out and full audit trail.
Identity & SSO
Entra ID and M365 abuse: OAuth consent grants, app consents with Graph scope, token theft and standing-access paths into your data.
OSINT & social footprint
What an attacker learns about your people, org chart and technology before the first email is sent — and how to shrink that surface.
Detection validation
Every technique replayed against your SIEM/EDR: what fired, what stayed silent, and the rules that close the gap.
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Three ways in, replayed safely.
Most web-side breaches we investigate use one of three doors. Each engagement rehearses the ones relevant to your estate — with evidence, not guesses.
The consent detour
An employee approves one OAuth prompt — and a third-party app reads mailboxes from that day on. We test consent policies, standing grants and the data paths they quietly open.
The helpdesk call
A confident voice, an urgent story, and MFA is re-enrolled for the wrong person. We probe callback procedures and the verification of privileged-account changes.
The forgotten host
A staging panel, an outdated VPN portal, a credential leaked in a past breach. We map your real internet-facing estate first — then knock exactly where the noise is not.
How it runs.
Scope & rules of engagement
We agree objectives, boundaries and a signed ROE. Production-critical systems go on a no-go list with crash-stop signals.
Reconnaissance & first contact
OSINT, perimeter mapping and — if in scope — the first lures. Everything timestamped and attributable to an operator.
Breach & objectives
We pursue the agreed objectives — data access, account takeover, domain foothold — while evading detection like a real actor would.
Debrief & hardening
Walkthrough of the kill chain with your defenders, a detection gap matrix and a prioritized fix plan. Free retest window included.
What you get.
- Executive brief — the risk in one page your board will actually read.
- Attack narrative — every step with timestamps and ATT&CK technique IDs.
- Detection gap matrix — what your SOC saw, missed, and why.
- Hardening roadmap — prioritized fixes with effort and impact scoring.
Typical engagement: 2–4 weeks. Fixed price, agreed objectives, signed ROE.
| Case | Lesson |
|---|---|
| RT-0117 | SaaS provider: the crown jewels were one OAuth consent prompt away — no exploit needed |
| RT-0171 | Telecom: six hours from a helpdesk vishing call to Global Admin |
Get a consultation.
Describe your web estate and your main worry — we reply within two business days with a proposed scope and objectives.
Faster: Telegram @infosecslab or [email protected].