The platform
Red Team Suite
One platform that runs the attack continuously, shows you how the findings chain together, and reports it twice — once for the board, once for the person who has to fix it. Every tool we've built lives inside it.
- Zero-trust by design
- ITAR registered
- Patented technology
- SaaS or managed
Why it exists
A test is true for about a week.
You commission an assessment, it takes six weeks, and the report describes an environment that stopped existing partway through. Then a certificate rotates, a subdomain gets stood up for a campaign, someone enables a SaaS integration, and the document on your desk is a historical record.
The gap between tests is not a quiet period — it is where the whole problem lives. Red Team Suite closes it by re-running validation against your surface as the surface changes, so the answer to "are we exposed" has a date on it that is today.
What it does
Four things, no dashboard tourism.
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Continuous attack simulation
Red-team and penetration-testing workflows that re-validate exposure automatically as your internet-facing surface moves. No manual orchestration, no waiting for the next engagement window.
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Attack-path prioritisation
Findings are not a list, they're a graph. The platform shows how issues chain into a path to something that matters, so the fix order is the one that breaks the most chains — not the one with the highest CVSS.
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Dual-audience reporting
One engagement, two outputs. A decision-ready narrative for leadership and the evidence, reproduction and remediation detail for operators — generated together so they never contradict each other.
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Guided operations
Workflows that a competent IT team can run without a red-team background, and that a red teamer can drop out of into raw tooling when they need to.
Inside the platform
Not one tool. Eleven.
Most platforms in this category are a single scanner with an integrations page. This one is the opposite: every capability below was built as a working product first, and the platform is what happens when they share a surface map, a dashboard and a reporting layer.
Which means you can start with the one problem you actually have — exposed identities, a WordPress estate, unknown files, a browser you don't trust — and turn the rest on later without changing vendor, re-onboarding assets, or reconciling two sets of findings.
Workflows — what you use
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Validation
Senthrex
Automated penetration testing that runs real attacker tactics against your surface, continuously.
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Identity
PII
Identity and personal-data exposure mapped across sources, with prioritised remediation rather than an alert feed.
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Files & URLs
Antivirus
Multi-engine analysis of suspicious files and links, correlated into a single verdict you can defend.
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Web estate
WordPress
Hardened scanning and remediation for the CMS that runs most of the internet and most of the breaches.
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Isolation
Private Eco-System
Secure-by-default encapsulation for high-risk apps, kiosks, comms and remote desktops. Post-quantum cryptographic foundations.
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Access
Legba
Credential and authentication security validation, plus isolated browsing for the sessions you don't want traced back.
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Assurance
CIVA
Continuous integrity validation and assurance across the assets you've onboarded.
Engines — what powers them
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Engine
Dark Recon
Identity recon across breach corpora, contact proximity and non-email identifiers — phone, address, document, payment signal.
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Engine
File Slayer
Multi-engine file and URL correlation with safer handling before detonation.
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Engine
WP Optimizer
The remediation layer under the WordPress workflow — fixes, not just findings.
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Engine
Attack graph
The shared model every workflow writes into. It's why findings from two tools chain into one path instead of two tickets.
Getting in
Four steps to a first report.
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Request access
The beta is invite-only. Join the waitlist and we'll approve or tell you why not.
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Connect your surface
Domains, web apps, email, identity endpoints and whatever else is externally reachable. Discovery fills in what you forgot.
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Run validation
Workflows test exposure and map exploitable paths, then keep doing it as things change.
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Prioritise and report
Dashboards plus both reports, with follow-through tracking so next month's version shows what actually moved.
Access
The beta is invite-only.
We're onboarding deliberately — enough organisations to stress the platform, few enough that every one of them gets a human. Tell us your surface and we'll tell you where you'd sit in the queue.