We find the breachbefore the attacker shows the damage.
We simulate real attacks against applications, cloud, internal networks, Wi-Fi and different parts of your operation to identify vulnerabilities before they are exploited.
For companies that don't wait for the attack.
What you believe about security may be wrong
Three beliefs the market has consolidated — that leave your company exposed without anyone noticing.
Many IT companies resell tools and treat backup, firewall and EDR as a complete protection answer. Our job is to find what stays open from the inside, simulate how an attacker would operate and show the real risk before it becomes damage.
The problem is that many only discover this after an incident.
IDR Operações understands that not every company has an enterprise budget. Our goal isn't to push a massive project — it's to show the risks in your environment and what makes sense to fix right now.
Credibility
in the field
We've discovered real vulnerabilities in real companies. We publish. We report. We document.
Companies discover breaches
after the incident.
Internal networks, corporate Wi-Fi, ERPs, email and remote access — every point is an attack surface. A pentest doesn't just find vulnerabilities. It shows how far a single flaw can go.
Identify vulnerabilities
Mapping starts with understanding everything exposed inside and outside your operations: applications, remote access, internal network, Wi-Fi, users and internet-facing services.
IDR Operações performs this assessment to identify potential vulnerabilities and understand everything that makes up the client's environment — both what is exposed on the web and physically within the company's infrastructure and operations.
Exploit with control
After mapping the attack surface, we begin intrusion tests. Everything that can be exploited, how far we can reach and the potential impact is documented and communicated throughout the process.
Nothing is exploited without the company's authorization.
Report and remediation
IDR Operações delivers a complete report showing what was found, what was exposed, how far we reached inside the operation and which security mechanisms were bypassed during the tests.
Each vulnerability is documented with criticality level, impact and a remediation plan.
After the pentest, we also support the company through the remediation process and validate that the vulnerabilities were actually resolved.
Why IDR Operações?
The real need
The company emerged when we saw the real need that exists — countless businesses with critical operational flaws and, unfortunately, many IT companies selling the idea of complete protection.
"Buy our EDR, it will stop ransomware."
"Buy our RMM to run vulnerability analyses."
"Buy our monitoring to get full network visibility."
IDR Operações' biggest challenge today isn't finding flaws — it's changing the belief that support companies planted in clients' minds. The belief that they're secure because they invested money in a product or service that sold them that idea, while critical operational flaws remain. Sergipe, Brazil is where we were born. This is where we chose to start changing that.
What we truly do
We work with security, live security and know how to attack. We hold certifications, produce technical content and have real-world evidence of our work.
We don't sell tools or services that don't make sense for your company's reality. We deliver real offensive security — showing the risks, what was exploited and what needs to be fixed.
What you receive at the end
Every vulnerability with real-world impact, reproducible evidence, CVSS rating and a remediation path. No guesswork or generic scanner reports.
What we prioritize first
Finding vulnerabilities isn't enough. What matters is knowing what to fix first and what makes sense to prioritize.
What IDR Operações tests
External penetration testing
We map everything exposed outside the network: domains, subdomains, web applications, VPNs, admin panels, exposed directories, published services, leaked tokens in repositories, exposed JavaScript, APIs, legacy services and other internet-accessible endpoints.
From this, we test the security of what is actually published and verify which vulnerabilities can be exploited against the company's environment.
Internal penetration testing
Internal testing can happen in two ways: after an external breach provides access to the network, always with company authorization, or starting from access provided by the client — such as a VPN to a specific host or a network segment defined in scope.
From that point, we test what an attacker could reach inside the company's internal infrastructure.
Phishing simulation
We run targeted campaigns against employees, leadership or specific profiles, both for training and awareness purposes and as a pentest step when permitted in scope.
Ransomware simulation
Ransomware simulation requires a well-defined scope in the contract. It can start from an externally exploited vulnerability, internal access, authorized phishing or designated target machines.
The goal is to simulate how ransomware would behave inside the network — identifying which machines, servers, files and shares could be reached, and testing whether detection, response and recovery tools would work during the scenario.
Assessment of contracted tools
Many companies invest in security solutions without knowing whether they actually work during an attack.
We test how these solutions detect, block, alert and respond in real scenarios — showing what works and what fails.