Adversarial Security Lab
Adversarial security for a trustless world.
Ingress Labs runs controlled, adversarial operations across people, buildings, networks, and crypto infrastructure—mirroring real attacker workflows without surprise outages.
Current Simulation
Modeling realistic ingress paths against your current controls and escalation playbooks—before someone does it without your consent.
Ingress Labs // Experiments
Field tools and experiments from active operations.
The Labs area showcases prototypes, playbooks, and utilities born from real-world adversarial work—refined when they prove useful in the field.
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View active experiments
Crypto-native OPSEC utilities, ingress checklists, and more.
Example Artifact
Operator checklists
Compact, field-tested runbooks for physical ingress, social calls, and crypto handling.
Example Artifact
Attack surface snapshots
Lightweight recon snapshots designed to be read by humans, not just tools.
Cybersecurity & Adversarial Testing in Northeast Alabama
Ingress Labs is based near Fort Payne in Dekalb County, Alabama and specializes in adversarial security for organizations across northeast Alabama and the surrounding region. We regularly work with teams in Fort Payne, Rainsville, Henagar, Scottsboro, Collinsville, Mentone, Fyffe, and Huntsville.
While we are local to this area, we travel for on-site work across Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and beyond when the engagement demands it. If you are within roughly a 200-mile radius of Dekalb County and need real-world red teaming, physical ingress, or crypto-native security guidance, Ingress Labs can come to you. You can also learn more on our dedicated local cybersecurity in Fort Payne, Alabama page.