Adversary Simulation
Focused emulation of real-world tactics to validate controls and detection where it matters most.
Advanced simulation of techniques and tactics used by real adversaries.
Why teams engage us
You cannot test everything at once. Boards and regulators increasingly ask whether specific threat scenarios, ransomware, identity takeover, supply chain, are covered. Adversary simulation answers targeted questions with less overhead than a full red team, while staying more realistic than generic scans.
What we deliver
We emulate agreed adversary behaviors against defined scope: for example credential access in Active Directory, lateral movement in cloud tenants, or persistence on endpoints. Techniques are selected for diagnostic value and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Reporting emphasizes which controls worked, which failed, and what telemetry proved it.
How we run it
- Scenario design: threat intel context or internal risk drivers
- Safe execution plan: rollback and monitoring checkpoints
- Emulation runs with timestamped observations
- Control mapping: preventive, detective, responsive layers
- Report and engineering handoff workshop
Outcomes you can expect
- Evidence-backed view of coverage for chosen tactics
- Prioritized fixes for detection, prevention, and architecture
- Inputs for threat modeling and control investments
- Optional retest scenarios to prove remediation
Why Evaluris
- •Deep identity and cloud experience, where many emulations actually matter.
- •We avoid checkbox emulation scripts that ignore environmental nuance.
- •Clear linkage between technique, telemetry, and mitigation.
Deliverables
- Simulation report
- Gap analysis
- Recommendations
When it makes sense
- •Testing specific attack paths
- •MITRE ATT&CK alignment
- •Control validation
FAQ
Is this automated BAS?
Not necessarily. Some scenarios use tooling; many require operator judgment. We pick the method that produces trustworthy signal for your question.
Can you emulate a specific threat actor?
We can align TTPs to published actor profiles at a responsible level of abstraction, focused on defensive value, not theatrical attribution.
How long does a typical engagement take?
Many focused simulations run between one and four weeks depending on scope, environments, and change windows.
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