Test it like the adversary. Prove what holds.
ATT&CK-aligned red team and full-scope penetration testing across network, web and API, wireless, and platform IT and mission systems, proving what an adversary can actually do.
Penetration Testing & Adversary Emulation
A scanner reports what is present. Authorized offensive testing shows what an adversary can do with it. Pueo runs full-scope penetration testing and objective-based red team operations across network, web and API, wireless, and platform IT and mission systems, and reports the attack path that was actually walked.
Emulation plans are ATT&CK-aligned and drawn from the threat that matters to that mission, executed end to end under authorization with rules of engagement and deconfliction agreed in advance. Delivered at machine speed through SPAR, Pueo’s authorized offensive-security platform, part of the Pueo HONE stack. Every technique executed is logged and replayable, so a defender can look at the same event from their side of the fabric.
Offense is paired with defender truth. Each executed technique is recorded against the detection that should have fired, which is how Pueo GAUGE and Pueo HONE turn a test into proven visibility instead of a report that ages on a shelf. On mission systems and platform IT, testing is scoped inside safety and availability constraints, so the test answers the risk question without putting the mission at risk.
What’s Inside
Full-scope penetration testing
Network, web and API, wireless, and platform IT and mission systems, scoped and executed under authorization with agreed rules of engagement.
ATT&CK-aligned adversary emulation
Emulation plans built from the techniques a real adversary would use against that mission, run as a chained operation rather than a list of isolated exploits.
Red team operations
Objective-based operations against a defended enterprise: initial access, persistence, escalation, and movement toward a mission objective, with the defenders in play.
Purple-team loop
Each executed technique matched to the detection that should have caught it, so the outcome of the test is a detection change rather than a finding restated.
Attack-path reporting and retest
Narrated attack paths with the evidence behind each step, remediation the engineers can act on, and a retest of the fix.
Outcomes
- A demonstrated attack path instead of a theoretical one.
- Detection gaps identified by the exact technique that exposed them.
- Testing on mission systems and platform IT run inside safety and availability limits.
- Findings the defenders can reproduce and the engineers can fix.
- Claimed detection coverage replaced with coverage that was proven under test.
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