Schwachstellen Management
Continuous identification, classification, and remediation of vulnerabilities across your infrastructure.
Offensive
RED TEAMING
We break in so they can't. Rigorous ethical hacking to identify and patch vulnerabilities before exploitation.
Part of these offensive engagements is delivered together with our partner Exploit Labs GmbH — a specialised offensive security team for penetration testing, exploit development and red team operations. This combines our defensive expertise with deep attacker know-how. xplt.com (external link, opens in a new tab)
Simulate Real-World Attacks
Experience the power of proactive security testing. Our expert teams of ethical hackers simulate real cyberattacks to uncover vulnerabilities and assess your organization's resilience against sophisticated threats.
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Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Simulation
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Social Engineering & Phishing — Security Awareness
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Physical Security Assessments
Vulnerability & Offensive Services
Red Teaming
Full-scope adversarial simulation testing your people, processes, and technology.
Cyberstrike
Targeted, high-impact attack simulations designed to test specific defense mechanisms.
Penetration Testing
Systematic probing of networks, applications, and systems to find exploitable flaws.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions our customers ask most often.
How is red teaming different from a pentest?
A pentest checks systems for vulnerabilities. Red teaming emulates a real adversary over weeks and tests your people, processes and SOC detection capability.
Will it disrupt operations?
No. Rules of engagement, scope and abort criteria are agreed in writing beforehand, and critical systems are handled protectively.
Who performs the tests?
Our team together with our partner Exploit Labs GmbH, which contributes specialised offensive expertise.
What do I get as a result?
A traceable attack path with evidence, an assessment of your detection capability and prioritized measures — optionally as a purple team workshop.
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