Adversarial simulation with real TTPs from LockBit, ALPHV/BlackCat, BlackBasta, Akira, Play, RansomHub. C-level tabletop. Immutable backup validation.
Why now
In 2024-25 Brazil entered the global top 5 of ransomware targets. Auto dealerships, hospitals, credit unions, supermarkets, city halls. The question is no longer "will we be attacked?" — it became "how long can we last before paying or stopping?". Whoever finds out only at the incident loses by default.
References and threat actors
/attack-surface
Every engagement is designed for your environment. The points below are part of our standard playbook for this sector — final scope is adapted to your stack and contract.
Spear phishing, external-exposure exploitation, or assumed-breach. MITRE T1566, T1190, T1078.
BloodHound, identifying backup server, file server, hypervisor, EDR install path.
Scheduled task, WMI subscription, service install — testing whether EDR detects the artifacts.
5-50GB of dummy data over DNS tunneling/HTTPS/cloud — validating DLP and egress visibility.
We reach the point where encryption would execute. We validate whether the immutable backup survives a domain-compromise privilege.
Real restore time, snapshot integrity, credential separation, retention vs. attacker dwell.
4-6h on-site with CEO/CFO/CIO/CISO/legal simulating decisions: pay? notify? activate insurance? communicate to the market?
MTTD, MTTC, estimated MTTR, simulated downtime cost, investment prioritization.
/methodology
Automated scanners find what's documented. Real attackers find what isn't. 90% of the work is manual — performed by specialists holding OSCP, CISSP, CRTO and GPEN.
Target mapping, OSINT, footprint, sector-specific threat modeling.
Deep enumeration, complementary scanning, manual exposure identification.
Manual validation with controlled PoC, finding chaining, escalation.
Executive + technical, step-by-step replication, mapped to applicable regulation.
/why-trust
Post-incident and preventive engagements in healthcare, food retail, credit unions and the public sector.
Technical assessment recognized in highly regulated, mission-critical environments — the pentest that finds what nobody had found before.
Douglas Lopes
Founder · CEO · intrus.io
/faq
No. Pentest covers vulnerability breadth. Readiness simulates a specific active ransomware playbook (LockBit, ALPHV, BlackBasta, Akira, Play, RansomHub) and measures whether the company detects, contains and recovers.
In theory yes. In practice, 70% of Brazilian companies discover at incident time that their backup was accessible by the same compromised domain — or that retention doesn't cover the 60-90 day attacker dwell.
3 to 8 weeks. Includes technical simulation (2-4 weeks), C-level tabletop (1 day) and executive report + plan (1-2 weeks).
No. We demonstrate technical capability in mirror environments or controlled PoCs. In production, we stop at the point where encryption would be possible and document it. The exercise prepares — never causes an incident.
Yes, with lean scope. Cooperatives, clinics and SMB retail can run a useful exercise for BRL 35-80k. Enterprises pay BRL 120-350k.
/contact
Schedule a confidential meeting. Within 48h we'll send a proposal with scope, timeline and pricing.