Playbooks

• Adversary Simulation

  This playbook tells you which stages of that actor's chain your controls stop, and which they do not.

• AI Penetration Testing Platform

  This playbook hands your engineers exploits they can re-run, not a list of things that might be exploitable.

• Spear Phishing Simulation

  Why a click rate tells you who fell for it, and what a real lure would have taken.

• Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV)

  The case for attacking your open findings instead of ranking them, and which playbooks do it today.

• External Attack Surface Discovery

  You get the list of internet-facing assets you actually expose, including the ones no inventory has.

• Web Application Penetration Testing

  You get working exploits against your own web application, each one reproduced before anyone wrote it down.

• Network Penetration Testing

  You learn which internal hosts one foothold reaches, and where the boundary stopped it.

• Cloud Penetration Testing

  You learn which cloud identities actually reach production data, and the exact role chain each one walks to get there.

• Active Directory Attack Path Validation

  You get the paths to Domain Admin that actually hold, and the command that proved each one.

• Application Vulnerability Validation

  This playbook cuts the application security backlog down to the findings an attacker can actually reach.

• Social Engineering Testing

  This playbook shows which channel gets a stranger through, and which procedure let them.

• Threat Intelligence Validation

  This playbook separates the threat-feed items usable against you from the ones you can stop carrying.

• Malware Analysis

  This playbook establishes what a file does on a host you own, without giving custody of the sample to anyone.

• Digital Forensics

  This playbook shows how much of a real attack your hosts recorded, when you already know what was done to them.

• OT & ICS Penetration Testing

  This playbook tests the one network you have never run an attacker at, only as far as a limit you set first.

• Research Account OPSEC

  A research account that does not resolve back to you, and an exit address that is revocable and on the record.

• OSINT Investigations

  Sixteen collection tools on one Tentacle, and a ledger of which command hit which selector. No identity is resolved for you — the join from handle to human is yours to argue.