Assessment plan
Objectives, rules of engagement, authorised assets and responsibilities.
Offensive security
VAPT & Red Teaming
Find exploitable weaknesses. Test how your organisation detects and responds. Bravewall brings specialist testing capability into one scoped, governed engagement.
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Choose the right assessment
Two approaches. Different questions.
Start with the decision you need the assessment to support.
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VAPT & penetration testing
Where are the weaknesses, which can be exploited, and what should be fixed first? Choose this for defined applications, infrastructure or environments.
Explore VAPT scope 02Red teaming
Can people, processes and technology detect and respond to an adversary pursuing an agreed objective? Choose this to exercise operational readiness.
Explore red teamingVAPT
Validate exposure before prioritising fixes.
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing combines discovery, manual validation and controlled exploitation within an authorised scope. Findings explain the affected assets, exploit conditions, business impact and remediation priorities.
Application and API testing
Review authentication, authorisation, business logic and data exposure across agreed applications and APIs.
Infrastructure and cloud configuration review
Assess exposed services, configuration weaknesses and access boundaries across the selected environment.
SAST and DAST where applicable
Use source-code analysis when code access is available and dynamic testing against running applications. Combine tool findings with manual validation.
Remediation validation and retesting
Agree owners and priorities, then retest the selected fixes and document residual exposure.
Red teaming
Exercise detection, response and decisions.
An objective-led exercise emulates relevant adversary behaviour across agreed attack paths. Scenarios can be mapped to MITRE ATT&CK to connect observed activity with detection coverage and response decisions.
Objective-led adversary emulation
Agree the objective, permitted techniques, excluded systems and safeguards before the exercise begins.
Detection and response assessment
Observe how activity is detected, investigated, escalated and contained; record coverage and decision gaps.
A shared learning review
Bring defenders and assessors together to reconstruct the timeline, explain missed signals and agree improvements.
Engagement process
From authorised scope to owned improvements.
Bravewall coordinates the programme; specialist assessors execute the agreed work; your team authorises access and owns remediation decisions.
- 01Scope and authoriseWritten permission, asset scope, exclusions, timing, stop conditions and emergency contacts.
- 02Assess or exerciseControlled execution with evidence handling and agreed communication.
- 03Report and prioritiseTechnical findings, business implications and a management summary.
- 04Remediate and retestAgreed fixes, validation evidence and remaining limitations.
Expected deliverables
Evidence your teams can act on.
Select the deliverables and retest window in the engagement scope.
Technical findings
Validated evidence, affected assets, severity rationale and recommended actions; exercise timelines for red teaming.
Management readout
Business implications, priorities, decisions and accountable owners.
Validation record
Retest outcomes or exercise improvements, unresolved issues and next review points.
Connected capabilities
Turn findings into a wider programme.
Connect assessment results with the teams and decisions that follow.
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Network Security & Threat Operations
Translate findings into detection and response priorities.
View Network Security & Threat Operations 02Cloud & Application Security
Address application and cloud weaknesses through delivery practices.
View Cloud & Application Security 03Governance, Privacy & AI Risk
Connect remediation and exercise evidence with accountable oversight.
View Governance, Privacy & AI Risk 04BFSI
Frame validation around financial-service dependencies and resilience priorities.
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Practical notes on testing and assurance
Use reviewed insights to frame scope, independence and what the results should change.
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