Offensive Security · Red Team
Prove the defence, don't just assume it.
Objective-based red-team engagements using MITRE ATT&CK aligned tradecraft — end-to-end campaigns against real defences.
A red team engagement measures your ability to detect and respond to a real adversary — not just to find vulnerabilities. Solvin runs objective-based red teams and adversary emulation exercises using MITRE ATT&CK aligned tradecraft, with rules of engagement, safety controls and post-engagement purple-team debriefs.
/ Capabilities
What's in scope.
Objective-based engagements
Named objectives (crown-jewel access, ransomware simulation, data exfiltration) with stealth and detection-avoidance goals.
MITRE ATT&CK emulation
Threat-actor emulation plans mapped to ATT&CK tactics, techniques and procedures relevant to your sector.
Phishing & initial access
Consented social engineering, initial access development and payload engineering under strict rules of engagement.
Purple-team debrief
Joint replay of the campaign with the blue team, mapped to detection coverage gaps and improvement work.
Measurement, not mystique.
Red team engagements deliver measurable outcomes: which techniques were detected, at what stage of the kill chain, and where the response broke down.
Purple beats red-alone.
Every engagement ends with a purple-team session — attackers and defenders working through the campaign together — so lessons become permanent detections and playbooks.
/ Standards & Tooling
/ References & standards
Every claim on this page is sourced.
These are the public, authoritative sources this page draws from. If a statement isn't backed by one of the standards, tools or policies below, it isn't on the page.
- [1]MITRE ATT&CK Framework— MITRE
- [2]MITRE Caldera — automated adversary emulation— MITRE
- [3]Atomic Red Team — ATT&CK aligned tests— Red Canary
- [4]TIBER-EU Framework — threat-led red teaming for financial entities— European Central Bank
/ Editorial accuracy checklist
What we confirmed before publishing.
A short list of internal checks every offensive-security page must pass before it goes live. If you spot a gap, email info@solvin.co.in and we'll correct it.
- Every standard, framework and tool named on this page has a citation in the References section below.
- No customer names, logos, case studies or metrics are used unless explicitly authorised in writing.
- No vendor product claims are made beyond what the vendor publishes in official documentation.
- Statistics and percentages are attributed to their source or omitted; illustrative figures are labelled as such.
- Cloud-provider testing policy statements reflect the provider's published rules of engagement at time of writing.
- Content is reviewed annually and after any material change to a referenced standard.
Common questions.
Red team, pentest or purple team?
Pentests find and validate vulnerabilities. Red teams test detection and response against realistic adversaries. Purple teams combine both to build muscle memory. We run all three and help you choose based on maturity.
How disruptive is a red team engagement?
Ruled by strict rules of engagement, safety controls and emergency-stop procedures. We never conduct destructive actions and coordinate with a trusted white cell throughout.
Ready to scope a red team & adversary emulation engagement?
A senior practitioner — not a sales rep — will respond within one business day.
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