AUTHORIZED SECURITY ASSESSMENTS

Choose the depth that matches the risk.

RedOpsScope is structured in progressive assessment levels so discovery and validation remain controlled, understandable, and explicitly authorized.

WHO WE SERVE

Security assessment without enterprise-only pricing.

RedOpsScope is being designed for individuals, independent professionals, and small-to-medium businesses that want practical security visibility without the cost and complexity of a large consulting engagement.

INDIVIDUALS

Personal infrastructure & exposed services

Useful for personal servers, labs, hosted services, and other internet-facing systems you are authorized to test.

SMB

Small & medium businesses

Focused assessments that prioritize actionable exposure and understandable remediation guidance.

ONGOING

Routine & continuous assessment

One-time snapshots, scheduled reassessments, and ongoing monitoring options for changing external attack surfaces.

LEVEL 1

Exposure Scan

External footprint discovery with conservative service enumeration and configuration checks.

DNSTLSHeadersPortsTechnology
LEVEL 2

Vulnerability Assessment

Level 1 plus controlled vulnerability checks, CVE correlation, safe Nuclei templates, and web assessment workflows.

NucleiZAPCVEEvidence
LEVEL 3

Validation Assessment

Targeted, non-destructive confirmation of selected findings under an additional authorization gate and locked scope.

Explicit approvalControlledNo destructive actions

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

What gets defined before anything runs.

AreaWhat RedOpsScope captures
Authorized representativeName, organization, contact method, and authority to approve testing.
ScopeExact domains, public IPs, exclusions, and any third-party infrastructure that is out of bounds.
Permitted activityAssessment level, approved techniques, scan windows, rate limits, and validation boundaries.
Safety controlsProhibited destructive actions, emergency contacts, stop conditions, and data-handling expectations.
Authorization recordDocument version, signature/acceptance timestamp, scope hash, verification evidence, and approval state.