Red Team
The "red team" simulates the actions of real hackers. A cyberattack simulated by professionals gets you as close as possible to understanding how ready your organization is to defend against an experienced group of hackers.
How the red team works
The red team focuses on targets, seeking to discreetly access sensitive information while avoiding detection
The key difference between red-team operations and penetration testing lies in the rules of engagement and forewarning of the protected party. This is a rigorous assessment that tests your organization's ability to detect and effectively respond to cyber threats.
A traditional pentest restricts targets (systems are excluded) and the time allotted to carry out work, but red-team testing has practically no restrictions: the work is usually carried out covertly, without warning the blue team, making this the best way to challenge your organization's technology, staff and cybersecurity processes, and assess readiness to detect and respond to a targeted attack conducted over an extended period of time.
Objective of the red team
Assessment of readiness to respond to cyberattacks
Learn how prepared you are for targeted attacks.
Identify and categorize security risks
Find out how easy it is to successfully attack your critical systems, data, and other critical assets.
Detect hidden vulnerabilities and shortcomings in processes, technologies, and resources
A red team can effectively find hidden vulnerabilities that hackers try to exploit.
Eliminate the identified vulnerabilities and shortcomings
Our detailed report will show the identified vulnerabilities, and the proposed solutions will adequately mitigate the risk of successful real cyberattacks.
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