Red Teaming Services

Simulate real-world attacks to enhance your security posture and improve detection and response capabilities.

🔍 What is Red Teaming?

Red Teaming is an advanced cybersecurity practice where ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to assess how well an organisation can detect, respond to, and recover from actual cyber threats. These exercises test the effectiveness of your defenses across people, processes, and technology, providing a real-world view of how your systems stand up against sophisticated attackers.

🛠️ Our Red Teaming Process

📈 Benefits of Red Teaming

  • Identify hidden vulnerabilities before attackers do

  • Improve detection, incident response, and defense strategies

  • Build executive-level awareness and decision-making insight

  • Validate the effectiveness of security controls

  • Meet compliance through advanced threat simulation

  • Map results to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and kill chain analysis

⚔️ Red Teaming vs Penetration Testing

Red teaming and penetration testing—also called "pen testing"—are distinct but overlapping methods of evaluating system security.

Similar to red teaming, penetration tests use hacking techniques to identify exploitable vulnerabilities in a system. The key difference is that red-teaming is more scenario-based.

Red-team exercises often occur within a specific time frame, and they often pit an offensive red team against a defensive blue team. The goal is to emulate the behaviour of a real-world adversary.

Pen tests are more akin to a traditional security assessment. Pen testers use different hacking techniques against a system or asset to see which ones work and which ones don’t.

Pen tests can help organisations identify potentially exploitable vulnerabilities in a system. Red teaming can help organisations understand how their systems, including defense measures and security controls, perform in the context of real-world cyberattacks.

It is worth noting that pen tests and red teaming are just two of the ways that ethical hackers can help improve organisational security posture. Ethical hackers might also conduct vulnerability assessments, malware analysis and other information security services.

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