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Red, blue and purple team exercises.

Test your defenses against a realistic attacker. We emulate the techniques real adversaries use, including APT groups, and work with your team to make detection and response better.

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Why it matters

A pen test finds vulnerabilities. A red team answers a different question: if a determined attacker came after you, would you notice, and could you stop them? It is the closest thing to a real incident, without the real damage.

How we do it

We emulate adversary techniques end to end, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, against agreed objectives. In a purple-team setup we work alongside your defenders in real time, so every step improves your detection and response, not just your report.

Team credentials: OSCP · CISSP · CISA · CEH · ISO 27001 Lead Auditor.

What you get

  • Scoped adversary-emulation objectives
  • A realistic, multi-stage attack simulation
  • Detection and response evaluation
  • Purple-team collaboration (optional)
  • Findings mapped to ATT&CK
  • A roadmap to close the gaps

See the deliverable

See a sample report.

Download a full, anonymised sample report so you can see exactly what you get before you engage. It uses fictional “Sample Client” data, but the structure, depth and rigour are the real thing.

  • An executive summary and a per-finding technical write-up
  • Every finding with a CVSS v4.0 vector and a proof of concept
  • Attack chains showing how issues combine into real impact
  • A prioritised remediation roadmap with target dates

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Sample red team report (PDF)

Proof

How this looks in practice.

SaaS

Application security for a product team shipping fast

A SaaS team wanted assurance that frequent releases were not shipping exploitable flaws to customers.

  • Secure code review and software composition analysis
  • AI-assisted and manual dynamic application security testing
  • Architecture and design review to catch issues before they reach code

Found and helped close business-logic and dependency flaws that scanners alone had missed, with fixes mapped to OWASP.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What's the difference from a penetration test?
A pen test finds and proves vulnerabilities in a defined scope. A red team tests whether you can detect and respond to a realistic, goal-driven attacker across your environment.
What is a purple team?
Red and blue working together. We run the attack while your defenders watch and tune detection in real time, so you improve as we go.
Is this safe to run against production?
We agree strict rules of engagement and objectives up front, and run it safely. The point is realism without disruption.
Do we need a red team if we already do penetration tests?
They answer different questions. A pen test finds the flaws in a system; a red team tests whether your people and tools would catch a real attacker using them. Most teams add red teaming as they mature.
How do you decide the goals?
We agree the objectives with you up front, such as reaching a specific system or data set, so the exercise tests something that matters rather than wandering.

Across the lifecycle

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Why Singahi

What you get with Singahi.

One team, end to end

Compliance, assessment and managed security from one partner that grows with you.

Credentials on the actual team

OSCP, CISSP, CISA, CEH and ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, on every engagement.

AI-assisted and manual

Automation for scale, with people for the judgment that actually matters.

Built to prove it

Evidence your customers, investors and regulators recognise.

Reviewed and updated

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Tell us what's prompting this, whether a questionnaire, an audit deadline or an investor ask. We reply within four business hours.

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What happens next

  1. Tell us the trigger

    A questionnaire, an audit date or an investor ask. The short form or a call both work.

  2. A practitioner replies

    A senior practitioner, not a bot, within four business hours.

  3. You get a scoped next step

    An honest view of what the work involves. No pressure, no theatre.