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Red Teaming Assessment
A Red Teaming Assessment evaluates the effectiveness of your security from the perspective of a real adversary. Our Red Team simulates targeted and realistic cyber attacks against your critical systems, data, and processes to assess how effectively your organization can detect, withstand, and respond to advanced threats.
Unlike traditional penetration tests, Red Teaming provides in-depth insight into your organization’s true cyber resilience. It assesses not only technical weaknesses, but also organizational and human factors. The result is a clear, realistic view of your security posture, supported by concrete and actionable improvement recommendations.
How does Red Teaming work?
A Red Teaming Assessment is comparable to a penetration test, but follows a more focused and strategic approach. The objective is not to identify as many vulnerabilities as possible, but to uncover weaknesses that have real business impact and to evaluate your organization’s detection and response capabilities.
The Red Team emulates the tactics, techniques, and procedures of a malicious attacker, including:
- Social engineering (digital and physical)
- External network and infrastructure attacks
- Wireless attacks
- Abuse of weak processes and human factors
The attack scenarios are comparable to those used by an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) and are carefully tailored to your organization and industry. This provides realistic insight into how a targeted attack would unfold in practice.
When is Red Teaming suitable for your organization?
Red Teaming is particularly suitable for organizations with a mature security program, such as organizations that:
- Conduct regular penetration tests
- Have structurally remediated known vulnerabilities
- Have implemented both basic and advanced security controls
- Want to validate how effective their security is in real-world scenarios
These organizations often already rely on controls such as firewalls, endpoint protection, monitoring solutions, an Incident Response Team, or a Security Operations Center (SOC). Red Teaming helps determine whether these measures are effective as an integrated whole.
Is your organization ready for Red Teaming?
The following questions can help determine whether a Red Teaming Assessment is appropriate:
- How often has your organization faced targeted threats or security incidents?
- How well prepared is your crisis or response team (Blue Team) for realistic attack scenarios?
- Have both technical and non-technical security controls been tested as an integrated whole?
If you cannot confidently answer these questions, a Red Teaming Assessment can provide valuable insights.