White-label delivery
We run the engagement under your brand. The client in London stays your client and never sees RTP. You set the price, you keep the margin.
Outcome: enterprise-grade work shipped under your name.
Red Team Partners · London
Enterprise-grade cybersecurity, for the rest of the market. We hack it before they do, then we show you the walk-through and the fix.
White-label or wholesale. You keep the client and the margin. We run the operation under your name.














The 2024-2025 UK record
Read the names from the last two years. Jaguar Land Rover went dark on 31 August 2025, in what the Cyber Monitoring Centre rates the most damaging cyber incident in British history. Marks & Spencer lost around £300 million in operating profit over Easter and switched off online orders. The Co-op confirmed attackers accessed the data of 6.5 million members and stood over empty shelves across its stores. Attackers hit Synnovis in June 2024, and NHS England recorded more than 10,000 cancelled or postponed acute appointments and over 1,700 cancelled operations across affected London trusts. An attacker phished a person, reused a leaked password, or walked in through a supplier nobody was watching. You do not need a JLR-sized target to share their weakness. An attacker breached 43% of UK businesses in the last year, and phishing did most of it, according to the Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026 (DSIT). An auditor checks whether your controls exist on paper. An attacker checks whether they hold. We run the second test.
Cyber Monitoring Centre, Oct 2025
Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026, GOV.UK (DSIT)
Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026, GOV.UK (DSIT)
Bloomberg, May 2025
What you can do
No prices on a page. Tell us what you are protecting and we will scope the right work. Need help protecting your business? Talk to us.
We run the engagement under your brand. The client in London stays your client and never sees RTP. You set the price, you keep the margin.
Outcome: enterprise-grade work shipped under your name.
We attack like a real adversary would: external surface, people, applications. Then we hand you the walk-through and the fix.
Outcome: a ranked list of the doors, with evidence.
Targeted, scoped testing of a system, application or network. Clear findings, clear remediation, signed off by a CREST operator.
Outcome: a board-ready report you can act on.
One test, then we re-check as you change. RTP Robin keeps watch so what you see is exploitable today, never a snapshot from last quarter.
Outcome: cover that moves with your business.
The platform · RTP Robin
RTP Robin is where the work lives. You log in to live findings, watch fixes land, and keep a year of retests after a single engagement.
You have 3 issues an attacker could use.
We are watching your systems around the clock. Nothing else needs your attention right now.
3 findings need a fix.
In plain English, with a one-click fix ready for each. Start at the top.
Anyone, anywhere could try to guess the password. We can lock it to just your team.
Fix readyA known weakness lets attackers slip past it. A single update closes the door.
Fix readyOne stolen password would be enough to get in. Turning on 2-step stops that.
Fix readyHow an attacker could reach in.
We map the shortest path to your most sensitive systems, so you fix what matters.
Most likely entry: a phishing email opened on a workstation, then a hop to the file server. Fixing finding #1 breaks this path.
Set it once. We keep watch.
Sensible defaults are already on. Change anything whenever you like.
Why us
AI makes our operators faster and lets us red-team your own AI systems. That speed is what keeps us ahead. A human still signs off on every finding.
We run lean. You keep the difference.
[ WHITE-LABEL ] Partner with us
Put your name on the report. We run the operation, you own the London relationship. Enterprise scope, roughly a fifth under market, so the lean model leaves real room for your margin and we never undercut you direct.
Talk to us about partneringFrom the network
Names withheld. The work is confidential, so these are anonymised: a role, a sector, a city. The voices are real to the kind of partner and client we work with in London.
We resell their red team under our badge. The client gets CREST-certified work, we get a wholesale price that holds our margin, and we have never been undercut on a renewal. It let us keep accounts we would have lost to a bigger name.
— Director · IT reseller · Manchester
We are FCA-regulated, so a tick-box was never going to satisfy me. They got into our customer portal through a path our last pen test missed, then handed me a report the board and our auditor both used as-is. The fixes came ranked, not a flat list of 200 issues.
— Head of InfoSec · Fintech · London
Questions, answered
Every assessment starts where an attacker would: outside, watching, looking for the one door left ajar. We find it, then we show you the walk-through.
Start with a free audit: a short call and a free first-look scan. We scope the paid red team with you on the call, so you pay for the work and nothing else. For context, the average most-disruptive breach cost a medium or large UK business around £10,830 in 2024 according to the Cyber Security Breaches Survey (DSIT), and M&S lost roughly £300 million in 2025. The work costs far less than the breach it prevents.
No. We agree the rules before we start: what is in scope, what is off-limits, what we never touch. Nothing gets deleted or broken. Your business runs as normal while we test. You decide whether your team knows it is happening or finds out from the report.
Yes. Every engagement runs under a signed authorisation that you sign first. We test only what you own and approve, within the boundaries we set together. The work follows CREST-aligned methods and UK law throughout.
An audit checks whether your controls exist on paper. An attacker checks whether they hold under pressure. Those are different tests. JLR, M&S and the Co-op all had certificates and budgets, and all three went dark. An attacker breached 43% of UK firms last year, per the Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026 (DSIT). We run the test the auditor cannot.
A prioritised list of how an attacker would breach you, ranked by how easily each door opens, with the exact fix for each one. It is written so your board, your FCA or ICO reporting, and your Cyber Essentials Plus assessor can all use it directly. No 100-page jargon dump. The finding first, then how to close it.
You fix the doors we found, in priority order. If you want continuous cover, RTP Robin turns one paid test into a year of unlimited re-tests, with human verification on every finding, so you never go stale between tests. Most firms start with the free audit and move up once they have seen what we find.
Book a short call. We tell you where an attacker would get in first, in plain language. No obligation, no sales pitch.
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