Red Team & Social Engineering

Targeted attack simulation, phishing and physical access

Red Team & Social Engineering

End-to-end attack-chain simulation from the attacker’s view, plus measurement of staff awareness.

Campaigns from 140,000 TRY

A red team engagement answers the question “would our security team notice a real attack?” The goal is to reach a defined asset (such as domain admin or the customer database) and to measure whether we were detected along the way.

Scenarios

  • Targeted phishing and vishing campaigns
  • Social-engineering attempts to gain physical office entry
  • External asset discovery, intrusion and lateral movement
  • Purple team: jointly improving SOC detections

Awareness measurement

In phishing simulations click, credential-entry and report rates are measured and targeted training is recommended for high-risk groups. Results are tracked quarterly rather than once.

Red team engagements run under written authorisation and a scope document defining the rules.

Scope of service

  • End-to-end attack chain
  • Phishing simulation
  • Purple team workshop
  • Detection gap report

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Frequently asked questions

What is a SOC service and how does it differ from building our own team?
True 24/7 monitoring needs a shift team of at least 8–10 people, a SIEM licence and detection engineering. A managed SOC provides this capacity on a shared basis; setup drops from months to weeks and cost is typically a third of an in-house team.
Will a penetration test affect our live systems?
Tests follow the rules of engagement approved in the scoping document. Destructive techniques (DoS, data deletion) are not used; risky actions are announced in advance and preferably performed in a maintenance window.
How long does a penetration test take?
A mid-sized web application takes 8–10 working days, a corporate internal network test 10–15. The report is delivered within five working days of test completion; retesting after fixes is included.
What should we do in a KVKK breach?
A data breach must be notified to the Personal Data Protection Board within 72 hours of becoming aware, and to affected individuals within a reasonable time. If you reach us through the incident form we manage forensics and the legal notification together.
Should we pay the ransom after a ransomware attack?
Payment guarantees nothing and encourages attackers. First isolate, verify backups and check for decryptors. The decision belongs to senior management after a legal and business-impact analysis; we provide technical and strategic advice.
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