Crimson7 Offensive Engineering

Offensive Engineering is a security service from Crimson7 that simulates adversary behavior across an organization's attack surface to identify exploitable attack paths and validate detection and response capabilities. The service includes red team and adversary simulation exercises covering full kill-chain scenarios from external reconnaissance through objective achievement, including assume-breach assessments and TIBER/DORA-compliant regulatory testing. Purple team engagements combine offensive execution with detection engineering, producing detection rules that security operations teams can deploy. Identity security assessments target Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, and Okta environments to identify misconfigurations, attack paths, privilege escalation vectors, and identity-based lateral movement. Endpoint security testing validates endpoint protection platforms against adversary techniques, tests EDR efficacy, and identifies bypass opportunities. Engagements are informed by ongoing research into breaches, malware, and adversary tradecraft, and are designed to demonstrate business impact such as data exfiltration or disruption of business processes. Deliverables include executive summaries, technical findings, attack narratives, evidence artifacts, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and prioritized remediation recommendations. Typical red team exercises run 4-8 weeks, with assume-breach assessments taking 2-4 weeks; regulatory exercises may take longer.