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Red teamWould your alarms go off?

Under written rules and in a controlled way, we follow the path a real attacker would take to reach an agreed objective. What we’re really measuring is how quickly you detect and respond.

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Duration
3–6 weeks
Standard
MITRE ATT&CK · TIBER-EU
Deliverables
Timeline, replay session and retest within 60 days

What we test

  1. 01

    Objective and rules

    The target asset and off-limits areas are agreed in writing.

  2. 02

    Initial access

    Approved phishing scenarios and the external surface.

  3. 03

    Persistence and movement

    How long we can keep moving without being noticed.

  4. 04

    Physical access

    Building and device security, if approved.

  5. 05

    Detection metrics

    Which steps were detected, and how quickly.

  6. 06

    Joint review

    A step-by-step replay with your blue team.

Common gaps

The most common vulnerabilities in this area. You can’t know whether you have them until you test.

  • Initial access after phishing goes unnoticedHigh
  • Systems outside endpoint protection coverageHigh
  • Multi-factor authentication open to MFA fatigueHigh
  • Critical alerts with no ownerMedium
  • Incident response plan that fails in practiceMedium

How it works

  1. 012 weeks

    Planning

    Objective, rules and the emergency escalation chain.

  2. 022–4 weeks

    Operation

    A realistic pace, with daily white team briefings.

  3. 031 week

    Report and replay

    Timeline and a joint session with the blue team.

  4. 04Within 60 days

    Remediation retest

    Closed gaps are tested again.

Frequently asked questions

Will our employees be told?
Only a small white team knows. Everyone else stays in the dark so the measurement is realistic.
How is this different from a penetration test?
A penetration test finds as many vulnerabilities as possible. A red team pursues a single objective and measures whether you notice.
When are we ready for a red team?
Once you’ve had baseline penetration tests and have a monitoring team in place.

Often paired with

Check for yourself.

Pages where you can verify what we say without asking us.

  • The table schema, sources and license of the open dataset are on the open data page; fields derived by Noroxi are published under CC BY 4.0.
  • The scanner bots page lists the User-Agent each of our tools uses on your site and what each scan sends.
  • The status page shows when each data source was last processed, measured live.
  • If you find a vulnerability in our systems, the responsible disclosure policy explains how to report it and how the process runs.
  • The company: Noroxi LLC, incorporated in Wyoming, USA (limited liability company). The registered address is on the contact page.
  • Our write-ups of WordPress plugin vulnerabilities, with root cause and fix, are published on the blog.

Let’s take a free look first

Leave us your domain. Within 2 business days, we’ll review your external surface and send the priority risks and a recommended scope on a single page.

  1. 01Leave your email and domain.
  2. 02We review your external surface within two business days.
  3. 03You get a one-page summary and a recommended first step.

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sample mini assessment1 page
14
Subdomains
6
Exposed services
B
TLS grade
3 / 7
Security headers

Top three risks

  1. 1Admin panel exposed to the internetHigh
  2. 2Outdated TLS version still supportedMedium
  3. 3Content Security Policy missingLow
Delivery: 2 business daysRecommended first step: web and API testing