Adversary simulation
Exercise realistic attack paths against agreed objectives.
See all engagementsOffensive security. Human-led.
Work alongside an experienced team to strengthen your defences through targeted assessments and recurring testing programs built around realistic attacks.
SilentGrid / Perspective
SilentGrid combines technical expertise and practical experience in adversary simulation, recurring testing programs and targeted penetration testing.
Each engagement reflects your environment and priorities, with clear findings your team can act on. Expect a transparent partnership and a commitment to quality throughout.
“SilentGrid is very professional in their approach and transparent in sharing the findings.”
Capabilities
Exercise realistic attack paths against agreed objectives.
See all engagementsTargeted one-off assessments of a specific application or environment can provide a useful starting point for future work.
See all testing areasNew flagship
CAOS runs red team cycles against your critical business services through the year, with an optional purple team replay after each cycle so every fix is tested again.
Changing horizons
Supply chain
SilentGrid models a third-party library compromise as the starting point for an assumed-breach exercise.
From that foothold, operators examine what an attacker could access and how far they could move through the environment.
The exercise tests how defenders detect, respond to and contain the activity, producing findings that help strengthen controls along the attack path.
Artificial intelligence
Assessing AI applications and agents for weaknesses in integrations, access controls and data handling.
Threat actors
Adversary simulations informed by Scattered Spider’s tactics and techniques.
Artificial intelligenceForthcoming
Research into where AI can genuinely aid or automate part of an assessment, adopted only when it is safe, controlled and explainable — and a reminder that the established recommendations still apply.
Individual credentials across our team include
From the reading room
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The AI phone assistant told us it had updated a customer account. It hadn't. During an AI agent pentest, we called the assistant twice using the same account number but two different names.
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