A complete offensive and defensive testing portfolio - VA/PT across networks, web, cloud and mobile; Red and Blue Team exercises; Continuous Threat Exposure Management; threat hunting; and incident response validation.
Compliance audits measure policy. Penetration testing measures truth. DynamicUnit's offensive security team uses adversary-emulation methodologies to surface the vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and process gaps that actually get exploited - across networks, web applications, APIs, cloud environments, mobile platforms, and endpoint devices. Every engagement produces a prioritised remediation roadmap with proof-of-exploit evidence.
Beyond point-in-time penetration tests, we operate Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) programs that provide real-time visibility of attack surface, exposure trends, and remediation effectiveness. Red Team / Blue Team exercises simulate sustained adversary campaigns to validate detection, containment, and response under conditions that mirror actual breaches - including against your security operations team.
For organisations preparing for or recovering from incidents, we provide threat hunting, forensic analysis, and incident response testing - validating that runbooks, escalation paths, and recovery procedures actually work under pressure. All testing follows recognised methodologies (OWASP, PTES, NIST SP 800-115, MITRE ATT&CK) and produces reports suitable for boards, auditors, and regulators.
Customer benefit
Independent, evidence-based assurance of your security posture - delivered by adversary-emulation specialists who think and operate like real attackers. Reports include executive summaries for the board, technical findings for engineers, and remediation roadmaps prioritised by exploitability and business impact.
Banks, telecoms, and critical infrastructure operators required to demonstrate annual or quarterly penetration testing under NCA, SAMA, or sector regulator mandates.
Organisations migrating workloads to Azure, AWS, or GCP needing pre- and post-migration cloud security testing to validate configurations.
Pre-launch security testing for new web applications, mobile apps, and APIs - particularly customer-facing or payment-related systems.
Mature security organisations running Red Team exercises to validate detection, response, and recovery capabilities against real-world attack patterns.
Comprehensive vulnerability assessments and penetration tests across network, web, cloud, mobile, and API layers.
Adversary-emulation engagements simulating sustained attack campaigns - reconnaissance, initial access, lateral movement, exfiltration.
Detection and response validation - testing SOC, SIEM, EDR, and SOAR effectiveness against simulated attack scenarios.
Hypothesis-driven hunting in live environments to find indicators of compromise that automated tools miss.
Digital forensic analysis of endpoints, servers, network traffic, and cloud workloads following suspected incidents.
Facilitated incident response simulations with executive and technical teams - testing decision-making under pressure.
Engagement leads hold OSCP, OSCE, GPEN, GWAPT, GMOB, and CREST CRT / CRTM certifications - real qualifications, not just experience claims.
Testing follows OWASP, PTES, NIST SP 800-115, and MITRE ATT&CK methodologies - so coverage is comprehensive and findings are reproducible.
Reports structured for board, audit, and regulator audiences - executive summary, technical detail, and prioritised remediation roadmap.
Reports delivered in Arabic and English where required by KSA / GCC boards or regulators.
Standard engagements include re-testing of remediated findings - so the report you receive reflects your final, fixed posture.
Define targets, timing, exclusions, communications, and rules of engagement - with formal sign-off before any testing begins.
Reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, exploitation attempts, and lateral movement - documented at every step.
Draft report review, technical debrief with engineering teams, and executive presentation to leadership.
Remediation support during fixing, followed by re-test of all critical and high findings to verify closure.
Talk to us about scope, frameworks, and how this pillar fits with your wider cybersecurity posture.
