red-team

Adversarial testing applies threat modeling and attack catalogs to uncover security and process weaknesses before deployment. It coordinates structured engagements across releases to validate defense effectiveness.

Dispatch a pre-release red-team engagement to perform threat modeling, reproduce findings, and link ADRs. This enforces OWASP ASI mappings and updates governance artifacts for prompt changes.

Perform a quarterly portfolio sweep to validate defenses across multiple projects and integrations. It coordinates adversarial testing across Chief, CRT, and allied councils to systematically uncover process weaknesses.

Yes, threat modeling with OWASP ASI mappings applies to new external integrations. The structured adversarial testing enforces these mappings alongside attack catalogs and reproduction pipelines to harden releases.

Adversarial testing explicitly supports model-routing changes by enforcing ladder and routing through ADRs and governance artifacts. It maps findings to OWASP ASI standards and reproduces attack scenarios.

Red-team adversarial testing focuses on structured pre-release validation and quarterly sweeps but requires coordinated execution across councils. It does not replace continuous runtime monitoring or post-deployment incident response.