Red Teaming
Controlled, objective-driven attacks that emulate real adversaries to show how your organization actually holds up.
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Red Teaming goes beyond finding vulnerabilities; it tests the full chain of people, processes and technology. Working from realistic threat scenarios, we pursue defined objectives (such as access to critical data) exactly as a real attacker would. This measures your prevention, detection and response capabilities at the same time.
What's included
How we work
Objectives & rules of engagement
We jointly define objectives, scope, boundaries and rules for conducting the exercise safely.
Reconnaissance & OSINT
We gather open-source intelligence on the organization, its people and infrastructure, as an adversary would.
Initial access & foothold
We attempt entry through the most realistic paths and establish a foothold in the environment.
Lateral movement & objectives
We escalate privileges, move laterally and work toward the agreed objectives.
Reporting & debrief
We deliver a documented report and present findings and improvements to technical and management teams.
FAQ
How does Red Teaming differ from penetration testing?
Penetration testing focuses on finding as many vulnerabilities as possible within a defined scope. Red Teaming is objective-driven, based on threat scenarios, and primarily assesses the organization's detection and response capability.
Will the security team be informed in advance?
Usually not. To realistically measure response, the exercise is run with only a limited circle of trusted agents aware of it, unless we agree otherwise.
Is there a risk of production disruption?
We work under strict rules of engagement with continuous communication, keeping actions controlled and avoiding any unnecessary impact on your operations.
