No-notice, objective-driven adversary simulation that shows how well your people, process and technology deter, detect, delay and respond to a sustained, multi-stage attack.
A small boutique, agile offensive security company. Expert hackers, from the CEO down.
Kaiju's Red Team Operations simulate realistic threat actors operating over time, combining technical, human and procedural attack vectors. The goal is to measure your ability to deter, detect, delay and respond to sustained, multi-stage attacks under conditions that mirror real incidents.
Engagements run under strict rules of engagement and governance controls, so operational safety and business continuity are protected while you get high-confidence insight into detection gaps, response maturity and organizational resilience. Red team operations can stand alone or be combined with penetration testing, purple team exercises and incident response readiness programs.
Every engagement is tailored to your threat model and maturity. Pick the scope that matches the question you need answered.
A no-notice, end-to-end campaign: external compromise, internal movement, social engineering and objective-driven actions against your critical assets. It shows how a motivated adversary could chain multiple domains over time, and measures detection coverage, response timing and decision-making under pressure.
A focused, no-notice engagement built around a specific subset of threat scenarios, attack vectors or control weaknesses. Ideal for testing a targeted hypothesis, such as a specific detection, control or response workflow, or for validating recent improvements.
A digital-only campaign across networks, identities, applications and cloud infrastructure, with no reliance on physical access or human manipulation. It covers external compromise, internal compromise, privilege escalation and objective-driven actions against critical digital assets.
We start with a foothold already in place, such as compromised credentials, a malicious insider or a prior intrusion. The exercise evaluates internal detection, trust assumptions and containment: how an attacker would persist, escalate and move laterally while evading your defenders.
Our reporting is built for the people who have to decide what to fix, what to accept and what to escalate.
We align on your threat model, critical assets and the questions leadership needs answered.
A formal statement of work, rules of engagement and confidentiality terms keep the operation authorized and safe.
Our operators run the engagement with tactics scaled to your maturity, while safeguards protect business continuity.
You get a prioritized report and a readout for leadership and technical teams.
A penetration test validates technical controls and exploitable weaknesses within a defined scope. A red team operation is no-notice and goal-driven: it chains techniques over time to reach an objective and measures how well your people and processes detect and respond.
Yes. Every engagement runs under strict rules of engagement and operational controls designed to preserve business continuity while still producing realistic, high-confidence results.
Yes. A full-spectrum engagement can combine cyber, human and physical techniques, while a logical red team stays digital-only. We scope it to your threat model.
Kaiju is a small boutique of experienced offensive security specialists. The team you engage is the team that executes, with no handoffs and no substitutions.
Tell us what you want to learn and we will help you scope the right red team engagement.