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Use Cases

AI Red Teaming

Drive deployed implants in plain language. RedMimicry’s agentic AI pursues the objective you set. Bring your own model via API or MCP.

Customer Voices

Constantin Schlachetzki

Purple teaming backed by top-tier security services

DCSO

DCSO's clients rely on top-tier security services. RedMimicry supports our purple teaming with advanced attack simulations, helping us deliver precise and effective assessments.

Constantin Schlachetzki

Peter Faxe Lachenmair

Robust, realistic threat assessments for IT security consulting

lachenmair.info

RedMimicry's attack emulation is valuable in enhancing our IT security consulting services, providing our clients with robust and realistic threat assessments.

Peter Faxe Lachenmair

Test Beyond Vulnerabilities

Penetration Testing one app at a time no longer holds the line, and AI now finds vulnerabilities faster than any team can patch them. What matters is whether your defenses detect and respond to a real full-chain intrusion. RedMimicry validates exactly that.

RedMimicry Penetration Testing Autonomous Pentesting Breach & Attack Simulation
Finds application vulnerabilities
Repeatable & on-demand
Scales across the infrastructure
Validates SIEM & EDR detection coverage
Real adversary tradecraft & evasion
Realistic full kill-chain intrusions
Validates detection & response together

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Playbook Highlights

Lazarus ThreatNeedle Intrusion

Lazarus ThreatNeedle Intrusion

Lazarus Group · ThreatNeedle backdoor

A state-sponsored campaign that turns a trusted website against its own visitors: A fake “critical security update” banner, injected into legitimate traffic, gets users to run the malware themselves. The ThreatNeedle backdoor then runs in memory and hides its C2 inside ordinary encrypted HTTPS. This emulates espionage-grade tradecraft built to look like routine web activity. This playbook shows whether your team can tell the difference.

Shai-Hulud npm Supply Chain

Shai-Hulud npm Supply Chain

Supply chain · Developer & CI/CD

The attack starts where you are not watching: A single npm install. A trojanized dependency runs on install, scans the developer machine and CI/CD runner for tokens and cloud keys, and uses the stolen credentials to poison further packages. This playbook safely emulates that chain to show whether your controls see code executing and secrets leaving during a routine build.

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DCSO
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SCHUTZWERK
Schönbrunn TASC
INSIDIA
intcube
lachenmair.info
MindBytes
Mint Secure

The Humans in the Loop

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Alexander Rausch

Co-Founder & CEO

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Stefan Steinberg

Co-Founder & COO

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Tim Müller

Technical Solutions Engineer

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Thu Pham

Infrastructure and Compliance

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Markus Grüneberg

Sales Lead

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Emile Hansmaennel

Senior Offensive Security Engineer

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Robin Johannsen

Junior Offensive Security Engineer

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Tom Hanoldt

Full-Stack Developer

Advisors

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Andreas Rohr

CEO at Deutsche Cyber-Sicherheitsorganisation

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Robert Haist

Business Chief Cybersecurity Officer at Bosch Home Comfort

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Ralf Holtkamp

Serial-Entrepreneur & Advisor

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Endre Bangerter

Founder at Threatray