Find the attack paths that emerge
between assessments.
Keep pace with exploitable change
New assets, identity changes and configuration drift can create exposures after a test is complete. We work like an opportunistic attacker within standing authorisation and agreed safety boundaries, helping your team understand emerging exposure and verify that fixes remain effective.
A repeating cycle of validation
01 / Baseline
Understand the attack surface
Establish a baseline of the agreed attack surface and priority attack hypotheses. Maintain a living scope as the environment changes.
02 / Validate
Test emerging exposure
Observe change, prioritise potential exposures and safely test the paths that matter. Escalate material findings through agreed channels.
03 / Retest
Verify lasting improvement
Track remediation, retest fixes and record recurrence to build a clearer picture of systemic issues and improvement over time.
More than a calendar of tests
The programme combines agreed recurring activities with targeted assessment of emerging risks. Its operating rhythm defines what happens continuously, what is scheduled and how newly discovered assets are handled.
What you receive
- A living scope and attack-surface inventory.
- Exposure notifications with evidence and remediation advice.
- Validated attack-path records.
- Remediation and retest status.
- Periodic reporting on exposure, recurrence and observed control performance.
Standing authority, reviewed regularly
Scope, permitted techniques, access, escalation contacts and stop conditions are agreed and revalidated.
Testing respects operational constraints and blackout periods. Reporting states the areas covered and the limits of what has been observed.
Need a focused threat-led assessment?
For a one-off assessment against a named threat actor or profile, explore Adversary Simulation.