Real-world attack simulations. Zero assumptions.
At Techowl, we use a hybrid of Black Box and Assumed Breach methods to uncover critical gaps across your organization—before real attackers do.
At Techowl, our Red Teaming approach goes beyond checklists — we replicate real-world attacker behavior to uncover blind spots that traditional assessments miss. By blending Black Box and Assumed Breach techniques, we evaluate how well your people, processes, and technology can withstand modern threat scenarios.
Ideal when you want to:
Evaluate resilience against advanced, targeted threats
Expose security gaps through stealthy, scenario-based attacks
Validate the effectiveness of your detection and response tools
Run end-to-end attack simulations based on evolving adversary tactics
We begin by mapping your organization’s digital footprint using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). This includes scanning exposed assets, credentials, domains, and infrastructure components to identify potential entry points.
We simulate real-world human-targeted attacks like phishing, vishing, or impersonation to test the human layer and identify exploitable behavior or credentials.
Once initial access is gained, our team attempts to escalate privileges, pivot across systems, and identify sensitive data or crown jewels—just like an actual threat actor.
We simulate multi-step campaigns and assess how your existing detection and response mechanisms react. This phase helps validate your incident readiness and supports continuous security improvement.
Quick-win
Recommendations
Immediate, actionable fixes for improving your security posture.
Executive Summary Reports
Concise overviews tailored for decision-makers and leadership teams.
Technical Implementation Guidance
Clear, step-by-step instructions for IT and security teams.
Strategic Roadmap
Long-term improvement plan aligned with business risk priorities.
Effectiveness Review
Real-time evaluation of how well your current detection and response controls are performing.