Test your defenses against real-world attack scenarios. Validate whether your security controls, people, and processes can stop a determined adversary.
PurpleStrike simulates real-world adversary behavior to test the effectiveness of your security controls, detection capabilities, and incident response. Whether through continuous Breach & Attack Simulation (BAS) or targeted red team engagements, PurpleStrike gives you honest insight into your security readiness.
Full-scope adversary simulation targeting people, processes, and technology to find real attack paths.
Continuous, automated simulation of attack techniques to validate security control effectiveness.
Simulation based on real threat actor TTPs targeting your industry and risk profile.
Structured attack scenarios mapped to MITRE ATT&CK for measurable, repeatable testing.
Joint red/blue team exercises to accelerate detection improvement and build response muscle.
Ongoing validation of security controls to measure improvement over time.
Validate real-world security readiness
Identify detection and response gaps
Improve SOC and MDR effectiveness
Measure security improvements over time
PurpleStrike red team operations validate controls required by UAE TDRA and the UAE Cyber Security Council for organisations in Dubai and across the UAE.
In KSA, PurpleStrike adversary emulation validates compliance against NCA ECC and NCA CCC controls, supporting organisations in Riyadh preparing for NCA assessments.
For Egyptian organisations, PurpleStrike adversary simulation aligns with EG-CERT and NTRA security testing requirements for critical infrastructure sectors.
Red teaming is an adversarial simulation where PurpleGuard's certified experts attempt to breach your organisation using the same techniques as real attackers — phishing, credential attacks, lateral movement, privilege escalation, and data exfiltration. PurpleStrike also includes Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) for continuous automated validation between engagements.
A penetration test is scoped to specific systems. PurpleStrike red team exercises test your entire security programme — people, processes, and technology — with a goal-oriented adversary simulation over weeks. It validates whether your SOC can detect and respond to a real attacker, not just whether specific systems have known vulnerabilities.
Yes. PurpleStrike exercises align with NCA ECC adversarial simulation controls and UAE TDRA red team requirements. Detailed engagement reports provide evidence for regulators and auditors showing your organisation's resilience to targeted attacks.
Yes. PurpleStrike engagements can include social engineering and phishing simulations targeting your employees. Results are reported with actionable recommendations for awareness training and process improvement — not just technical fixes.