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An intelligence operation does not look like a break-in. It looks like a series of ordinary events, each one logged, each one individually defensible, spread across months. We run that operation against you and measure whether anyone recognized the events as one adversary pursuing one objective.

Every event was logged. Nobody joined them up.

Identity abuse, mailbox discovery, a document search, source-code access, repeated low-volume downloads, a second persistence route, controlled egress. Read one at a time, every one of these is something a legitimate user does.

Mandiant put the 2025 global median dwell time at 14 days. For cyber espionage intrusions specifically, the median was 122. The failure is rarely that the events were missed. It is that nobody recognized the relationship between them.

What an engagement measures

A conventional assessment reports whether an attack path existed and which alerts were missed. That answers the first four questions and stops. We report all nine separately, because the level at which your response broke is the finding.

01TelemetryDid the relevant evidence exist at all?
02DetectionDid a control identify the activity as suspicious?
03AlertingDid an actionable alert reach a human being?
04TriageWas the signal examined correctly, or closed?
Most reporting stops here
05Campaign recognitionDid anyone realize the events were one operation?
06Mission inferenceDid anyone work out what the adversary was after?
07ContainmentWas the activity in progress stopped?
08EradicationWas every persistence route and identity removed?
09Collection assuranceCan you establish what did, and did not, leave?

Engagements

Mission detection assessment

Assumed breach against a defined collection objective rather than domain admin, reported across all nine levels. The fastest way to find where recognition breaks.

Extended campaign

Real elapsed time, dormancy between phases, and activity that deliberately crosses your telemetry retention boundary.

Adversary emulation

Threat-led. The tradecraft of an actor your sector actually faces, with each scenario traced back to the evidence it was built from.

Penetration testing

External, internal, web, API, mobile and cloud. Scoped and announced, when what you need is control validation rather than a test of response.

Run against what you already have.

Engagements are technology agnostic. They run against the stack you already own, and nothing here requires you to buy another S32 Technologies product.

An engagement tests how your defenses performed. It is not a certification of any S32 Technologies product, including our own. Where we find gaps our products would close, we say so, and you remain free to close them any way you choose.

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