red-team-adversarial

Adversarial security testing is automated by applying red team analysis during code reviews to surface exploitable weaknesses like boundary issues and authorization bypasses. The system auto-triggers based on task classification to run targeted attack surface assessments.

Lite Red Team provides quick security checks while Full Red Team executes comprehensive attack surface analyses, dependency chain checks, and resilience testing. You can select the appropriate auto-trigger mode based on the depth required for your code changes.

Attack surface analysis is executed by triggering a full Red Team analysis during your next code review or test. This automatically classifies the task and generates assessments for exploitable boundaries, authorization bypasses, and dependency risks.

Adversarial testing is needed when standard security reviews may miss exploitable weaknesses in your code changes. It applies adversarial thinking to surface hidden boundary issues, dependency chain vulnerabilities, and authorization bypass attempts during automated reviews.

Red team testing supports both dependency risk and boundary testing assessments. It evaluates dependency chain checks and performs boundary testing to identify exploitable weaknesses and enforce gate decisions based on prescribed security findings.