Red Team Operations

Comprehensive adversarial simulation to test your organization's detection and response capabilities

What is Red Teaming?

Red teaming is a full-spectrum adversarial simulation exercise designed to test your organization's security posture from an attacker's perspective. Unlike traditional penetration testing, red team operations simulate real-world attack scenarios with minimal constraints, providing a comprehensive assessment of your defensive capabilities.

Our Red Team Methodology

Reconnaissance & Intelligence Gathering

Open source intelligence (OSINT) collection, social media analysis, and public information gathering to understand your organization's attack surface.

Initial Access

Social engineering, phishing campaigns, physical security assessments, and technical exploitation to gain initial foothold in your environment.

Persistence & Lateral Movement

Establishing persistent access, privilege escalation, and lateral movement through your network to simulate advanced persistent threats.

Data Exfiltration

Simulating data theft scenarios to test your data loss prevention (DLP) and monitoring capabilities.

Red Team vs Penetration Testing

Red Team Operations

Full-spectrum adversarial simulation
Minimal constraints and rules of engagement
Tests detection and response capabilities
Includes social engineering and physical security
Longer duration (weeks to months)
Focus on business impact and risk

Penetration Testing

Focused technical assessment
Defined scope and constraints
Identifies specific vulnerabilities
Primarily technical testing
Shorter duration (days to weeks)
Focus on vulnerability remediation

Our Red Team Capabilities

Social Engineering

Phishing campaigns, pretexting, baiting, and other social engineering techniques to test human vulnerabilities.

Physical Security

Physical penetration testing, badge cloning, tailgating, and other physical security assessments.

Technical Exploitation

Web application attacks, network exploitation, privilege escalation, and advanced persistent threat simulation.

Wireless Security

WiFi network assessment, Bluetooth security testing, and wireless protocol exploitation.

Cloud Security

AWS, Azure, and GCP security assessments, misconfiguration exploitation, and cloud-native attack techniques.

Mobile Security

iOS and Android application testing, mobile device management bypass, and mobile-specific attack vectors.

Engagement Process

1. Planning & Scoping

Define objectives, rules of engagement, and success criteria for the red team exercise.

2. Reconnaissance

Gather intelligence about your organization, employees, and infrastructure.

3. Execution

Conduct the red team exercise using various attack techniques and methodologies.

4. Reporting

Provide detailed findings, attack timeline, and recommendations for improvement.

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