Red Teaming, Adversary Emulation & Threat-Led Pentesting

Offensive Security Tailored to Your Real Threats

Modern organizations face highly sophisticated adversaries: nation-state groups, financially motivated actors, ransomware operators, and targeted supply chain attacks. Generic pentests no longer provide sufficient insight into how your organization would withstand real-world attacks.At NotLan, we specialize in adversary emulation and red team operations that simulate authentic threat actors based on your specific risk profile, to test not just your systems, but your detection and response capabilities under pressure.

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Our Red Teaming Capabilities

• Adversary EmulationEnd-to-end simulation of threat actors mapped to real-world   TTPs

• Customizable emulation plans aligned with relevant APTs and industry-specific   threats

• Targeted attack scenarios replicating tactics used by:

       • State-sponsored APTs

       • Financial crime groups

       • Ransomware affiliates

       • Supply chain attackers

Full campaign simulation across the kill chain:
initial access → lateral movement → exfiltration → impact

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Threat-Led Penetration Testing

• Intelligence-driven engagements based on your organization's threat landscape

• Identification of relevant adversaries based on industry, technology stack, geography,   and geopolitical risk

• Tactical threat intelligence used to drive realistic scenario development

• Continuous collaboration to ensure tests reflect evolving attacker capabilities

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Purple Teaming & Blue Team Enhancement

• Collaborative exercises to improve SOC, IR, and blue team capabilities

• Transparent attack simulations with live detection feedback and tuning

• Use of MITRE ATT&CK mappings to measure and improve detection coverage

• Identification of visibility gaps and blind spots across the security stack

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Post-Compromise Testing

• Simulation of insider threats, credential abuse, and privilege escalation

• Lateral movement simulations across Active Directory, cloud, and hybrid environments

• Credential dumping, Kerberos abuse, golden/silver ticket attacks, and token   manipulation

• Cloud control plane abuse scenarios (Azure, AWS, GCP)

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Operational Security (OPSEC) Controlled Engagements

• Full OPSEC discipline maintained during red team operations

• Secure coordination with stakeholders to minimize operational risk

• Full deconfliction procedures for production-safe testing

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Frameworks & Methodologies We Follow

• MITRE ATT&CK: full coverage of tactics, techniques, and procedures

• MITRE PRE-ATT&CK: reconnaissance, targeting, and planning phases

• MITRE D3FEND: mapping defensive capabilities against offensive actions

• TIBER-EU / CBEST: when applicable for regulated financial sectors

• PTES: structured penetration testing execution framework

• Adversary Emulation Plans (AEPs) fully customized per client engagement

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Why Work With NotLan?

✅ Specialized in adversary emulation, not generic red teaming

✅ Intelligence-driven, we identify which adversaries are relevant to your sector

✅ Full mapping to MITRE frameworks to ensure transparent, measurable results

✅ Collaboration with blue teams to enhance real-world detection and response capabilities

✅ Deep technical expertise across endpoint, cloud, identity, and application layers

✅ Post-engagement workshops and remediation planning for long-term security improvement

We don’t test if you are vulnerable, we test how far an attacker could go inside your environment.

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