Managed Red Team Service
Continuous Adversary Simulation. Your Attack Surface Doesn't Stand Still. Your Testing Shouldn't Either.
Point-in-time red team engagements answer one question: how secure were you on the date we tested? Sixty days later, your infrastructure has changed. New systems have been deployed. New credentials have been issued. New vulnerabilities have been published against your technology stack. The answer you got is already out of date.
The Evaluris Managed Red Team Service delivers continuous adversary simulation through structured monthly testing sprints, dedicated operator access, and a rolling findings cycle that keeps pace with how your environment actually evolves — not how a once-a-year engagement schedule allows.
Who This Is For
The Managed Red Team Service is designed for organizations that have moved past the question of whether they need offensive security testing, and are now focused on maintaining a security posture that is continuously validated rather than periodically assessed.
Financial institutions with DORA, SAMA, or CBUAE mandates requiring continuous evidence of operational resilience testing.
Enterprises with active security programs where the CISO needs ongoing assurance that new infrastructure, acquisitions, and technology changes have not introduced exploitable gaps between annual engagements.
Organizations building or augmenting an internal red team that want a proven external operator framework, dedicated senior expertise, and an established methodology before standing up internal capability.
Security programs that need to demonstrate improvement over time — where the ability to retest previous findings, measure remediation effectiveness, and track detection improvement month over month is a program requirement, not a nice-to-have.
How the Service Works
Onboarding & Baseline Assessment: Every managed red team engagement begins with a baseline assessment of your current posture — crown jewels identified, threat model established, security stack documented, and initial attack surface mapped. This baseline becomes the foundation against which every subsequent sprint is measured.
Monthly Testing Sprints: Each month, Evaluris operators execute a structured testing sprint against agreed objectives. Sprint scope is set collaboratively at the beginning of each month — allowing you to direct testing toward new infrastructure, recent changes, specific risk areas, or continued pursuit of prior findings.
Continuous Findings Delivery: Findings are delivered continuously as they are validated — not batched into a quarterly report. Your security team has real-time visibility into what operators are finding, enabling faster remediation before new testing layers on top of unresolved issues.
Dedicated Operator Access: The managed service includes direct access to your assigned Evaluris operator team — not a generic support desk. Security questions, threat intelligence sharing, detection engineering consultation, and ad hoc assessment requests are handled by the same operators running your sprints.
Retesting & Remediation Tracking: Every finding from every sprint is tracked through to verified remediation. Retesting is built into the service — operators confirm fixes are effective before findings are closed, producing a continuous evidence record of your security program's improvement over time.
Monthly Reporting & Quarterly Review: Monthly sprint reports document what was tested, what was found, and what was closed. Quarterly business reviews assess program-level trends — detection improvement rates, attack surface change analysis, and strategic recommendations for the next quarter's focus areas.
What We Test
- New infrastructure and system deployments
- Cloud environment changes and new service deployments
- Active Directory and identity changes (new accounts, policy changes, new domains)
- Web application and API changes post-deployment
- Detection engineering validation — testing whether new SIEM rules and EDR configurations fire on real techniques
- Social engineering campaigns aligned to current threat intelligence
- Supply chain and third-party access path assessment
- Ransomware readiness validation — testing whether backup systems, segmentation, and response playbooks hold against simulated encryption campaigns
Compliance Alignment
| Framework | Requirement |
|---|---|
| DORA Art. 25 & 26 | Continuous ICT security testing program with documented evidence |
| SAMA | Biannual cadence exceeded; continuous evidence of program maturity |
| CBUAE | Annual VAPT evidence produced continuously rather than point-in-time |
| ISO 27001:2022 | Continuous improvement evidence for ISMS technical security controls |
| NIS2 Art. 21 | Ongoing security testing obligations for essential and important entities |
Deliverables
Monthly
- Sprint Findings Report — validated findings from the month's testing with CVSS scoring and remediation guidance
- Remediation Tracking Update — status of all open findings across all sprints
- Attack Surface Change Log — new assets, services, and exposure points identified during the sprint
Quarterly
- Program Maturity Assessment — detection improvement trend, attack surface trend, and remediation velocity metrics
- Strategic Recommendations — priority focus areas for the next quarter based on threat intelligence and observed gaps
- Executive Summary — board-ready security posture narrative with measurable improvement indicators
Ongoing
- Immutable engagement audit trail — complete record of all operator actions for regulatory evidence
- Retest confirmations — verified remediation evidence for every closed finding
- Dedicated operator access — direct line to your assigned team throughout the engagement
SPECTER — Continuous Autonomous Coverage
Complement managed red team sprints with autonomous AI attack path validation between operator-led testing cycles.
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