Penetration tests find weaknesses. Attack simulation shows how well your whole organization responds when someone actually tries to get in. PeakCyber simulates real adversaries against your people, processes and technology, and helps you turn the results into stronger detection and response.
Why attack simulation
- Realistic scenarios. Exercises follow attacker behavior, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK where relevant.
- Tests more than technology. People, procedures and monitoring are part of the exercise.
- Measurable improvement. Results show what your team detected, what it missed and how fast it reacted.
- Controlled and safe. Objectives, scope and rules of engagement are agreed in advance.
Adversary simulation
Related services
- Prepare your decision makers with an Incident Response Tabletop Exercise.
- Start with scoped technical testing: Offensive Security & Penetration Testing.
- Train employees: Social Engineering & Phishing Awareness Training and Red Team & Purple Team Training.
Frequently asked questions
1
What is the difference between a penetration test and a red team exercise?
A penetration test aims to find as many vulnerabilities as possible in a defined scope. A red team exercise pursues specific objectives, such as reaching critical data, to test detection and response across the organization.
2
What is a purple team exercise?
Red and blue teams work together, running attack techniques and tuning detection right away, so improvements are immediate and shared.
3
Will our security team know about the exercise?
It depends on your goals. We can run exercises with limited or full awareness and agree on this in advance.
4
Is it safe for production?
Yes, when scoped properly. We define boundaries and stop conditions before starting.
Find out how ready you really are
Tell us your goals and we will design an exercise that fits your organization.

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