Red Teaming
Red Team is a group of information security specialists whose efforts are intended to undermine the organization’s physical and informational security through whatever means available all while remaining undetected by the security and a Blue Team.
Red Teaming is a more comprehensive approach to security testing than a traditional penetration test. It focuses on simulating a real-world attack, including assessing the system’s ability to detect and respond to an attacker, as well as exploiting any vulnerabilities that an attacker could use. This differs from a penetration test, which focuses solely on discovering and exploiting as many vulnerabilities as possible without seeking to detect the presence of an attacker in the system.
The Red Team is tasked with staying undetected and penetrating deep into a company’s system. With a high level of training and quality tools for penetration, our specialists create exclusive scenarios, methods, and malware to bypass security systems, as a real attacker would do during a targeted attack. To ensure the highest level of security, the Red Team’s activities are conducted in consultation with the company’s top management while remaining covert from all other employees. By following the world’s best practices, the Red Team can provide the utmost protection to the company’s data.
Imitation of intruders’ behavior is a process that involves the imitation of the tactics and techniques used by hackers in order to gain access to a target. This is done by exploiting any vulnerabilities that exist in the system, such as weak passwords, misconfigured systems, or unpatched software.
Violation of the security of the target system or process through physical or digital penetration. This could include sending malicious emails, exploiting software, and exploiting network vulnerabilities. In some cases, the tester will attempt to gain access to the system through remote access tools such as RDP and SSH.
Setting up the maximum number of channels for unloading information and managing the target system. The main purpose of this method is to create multiple paths for accessing the target system. By creating multiple channels for unloading information, Red Team can more easily find ways into the system. This allows them to identify weak spots and vulnerabilities, exploiting them to gain access.
Continuous use of the best and non-standard practices to compromise the system involves using various approaches to simulate malicious attacks, such as using network scanning tools and other types of automated security scanners to identify possible vulnerabilities. Non-standard practices can include activities such as social engineering, physical access control, or even malicious insider attacks.
A comprehensive analysis of the system's ability to detect and respond to an attacker, as well as the use of any vulnerabilities that could be exploited by an attacker. This way, clients are able to make informed decisions on how best to protect their data, with our team providing insights into the most effective strategies for responding to an attacker quickly and efficiently.
Identification of weak spots in the system allows clients to take preventive measures to guard against potential risks and reduce or eliminate the chances of being affected by security threats such as malicious software, data breaches, and other cyber attacks.
Exclusive insights into the security of your system. The best way to test systems' protection posture is to develop exclusive scenarios, methods, and malware that make it possible to bypass security systems, as real attackers do during a targeted attack. All this is possible through Red Teaming.
- Duration:
~ 1-2 weeks
- Input:
Сlient's expectations
- Evaluation:
Scope of work, cost, and timeline evaluation
- Outcome:
Signed contract
- Duration:
~ 1-2 weeks
- Input:
Scope of work
- Evaluation:
List of IPs, web app domains, roles, credentials, accesses, etc.
- Outcome:
Validated and confirmed gathering form
- Duration:
~ up to 1-2 months
- Input:
Validated scope of work and gathering form
- Evaluation:
Attacks execution, as stated by the scope and rules of engagement
- Outcome:
Report delivery meeting
- Duration:
~ up to 3 months
- Input:
- Evaluation:
- Outcome:
Post-delivery support
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