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Service 01Pentesting · Red teaming · Social engineering

Offensive Security

We attack your systems the way a real adversary would, so you find out before they do.
At a glance
Typical duration2–6 weeks
Engagement shapesPoint-in-time · Retainer
Led bySenior offensive engineer
OutputBoard + technical report
§ 01Overview
Offensive Security
Goal-driven offensive engagements run by engineers who break things for a living. Full kill chain, with findings you can act on.
§ 02What's included
The work, concretely.
Named capabilities, scope any one, or combine them into a single engagement.
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External penetration testing
We assess your internet-facing perimeter, the way an outside attacker first sees you. Networks, services, and exposed apps.
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Internal network testing
Assume-breach testing from inside the network. We map how far an attacker moves once they have a foothold.
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Red team operations
A goal-based, full-scope exercise against your people, process, and technology. Tests detection and response, not just prevention.
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Social engineering
Phishing, vishing, and pretext campaigns that measure how your people respond under realistic pressure.
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Physical assessments
On-site testing of badge systems, tailgating, and physical access controls where it matters.
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Adversary simulation
We emulate the tactics of the specific threat actors most likely to target your sector.
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External attack surface management
Continuous discovery of your internet-facing assets, so exposure is found before an attacker uses it.
§ 03How we approach it
A clear method, every time.
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Scope & rules
We agree targets, exclusions, and rules of engagement up front, in writing.
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Recon & access
We map the attack surface and establish a foothold, using the same tooling and tradecraft real attackers use.
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Move & escalate
We pivot, escalate privilege, and pursue the agreed objective, flagging criticals the moment we find them.
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Report & retest
A reproducible report with remediation guidance, then a free retest of the fixes.
§ 04What you get
Deliverables you can act on.
Every engagement ends with evidence, not just a score, written for the people who fix things and the people who fund the fixes.
01Executive summary written for the board
02Technical findings with reproducible proof-of-concept
03Risk-ranked remediation roadmap
04Attack-path narrative and evidence
05Free remediation retest within 90 days
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?
A scan checks for known issues from a list. A penetration test puts a senior engineer in an attacker's seat to chain weaknesses into a real attack path, including business-logic flaws a scanner cannot see.
How long does an offensive engagement take?
Most run two to six weeks depending on scope. We agree targets, exclusions, and rules of engagement in writing before any testing starts.
Will testing disrupt our production systems?
We scope around your risk tolerance and can test in stages or off-hours. Anything that could affect availability is agreed in advance, and we flag critical findings the moment we see them.
Do you retest after we fix the findings?
Yes. A free remediation retest within 90 days is included, so you can prove the fixes actually closed the gaps.
Ready to scope offensive security?
A senior engineer will help you define scope on a 30-minute call. No SDR, no pressure.
Book a scoping call or email contact@raptoric.com