Adversary Simulation & Penetration Testing

Introduction

Cyber programs are often measured by tools adopted, not risks reduced. Adversary simulation reframes the problem: prove which paths attackers can really take, then close them in priority order.

Challenge

• Unknown network and endpoint vulnerabilities.
• Unknown risk exposure due to lack of security controls

Solution by Transitus

• CyberAttack Simulations: Ransomware, Phishing Attacks, AD attack paths,Data Exfiltration Attacks and Advanced Persistent Threats.
• Validation: Correlated EDR/SIEM signals; evidence for what was and was not detected.
• Remediation Roadmap: Ranked by business risk, with retest loops to verify closure.

Results & Impact

Private Sector (Enterprise)

• Leadership received enriched reports and audits with concrete before/after exposure.
• Focused Vulnerability Identifaction and Risk Management.
• Retesting confirmed control gains and justified investment.
• Increased Cybersecurity Knowledge , Training and Awareness on Attack Vectors

Public Sector (Government / Regulated)

• Exercises aligned to mission‑critical services and data sensitivity.
• Repeatable playbooks enable continuous assurance cycles.
• Documentation supports oversight, audits, and funding decisions.
• Increased Cybersecurity Knowledge , Training and Awareness on Attack Vectors

Conclusion

Adversary simulation makes risk actionable—turning vague threats into prioritized engineering work with measurable outcomes.

Next Steps