Red Teaming
To fully understand how a hacker thinks and operates, we put the Red Teaming service at your disposal. Is your security infrastructure ready to repel an attack? Do your employees know the procedures and are they alert to the tricks used by cybercriminals? Will your business maintain continuity if an aggressor manages to breach your defenses? Asking yourself these questions may leave room for doubts, which can be dispelled by a well-conducted Red Teaming.
What is Red Teaming?
Red Teaming is an adversarial-based attack simulation aimed at employees, hardware and software along with breaching your physical quarters’ security. Anything to reach the goal.
How can you benefit from Red Teaming?
It allows you to clearly see the differences between meeting legal requirements and actual security. This awareness will serve as the basis for creating an effective strategy to combat the threat.
It allows you to estimate the tightness of the system, and thus determine the effort a hacker will put into breaking through security and obtaining sensitive data. This will be used to assess the attractiveness of your organization in his eyes.
It allows you to find vulnerabilities in your system that would otherwise go undetected until a real attack. Early detection gives you time to patch them.
The report we will deliver at the end of the tests is based on the actual activities of specialists. Thanks to it, you can draw conclusions about the organization’s security infrastructure, improve it and expand its scope.
Social Engineering
No matter how sophisticated, modern, and impenetrable your security system may be, remember that its resilience depends on its weakest element, which is usually the human factor. If your employee accidentally connects a USB drive with malicious software, do not be surprised if a hacker has already infiltrated your systems. Of course, we can predict what vulnerabilities might be exploited by cybercriminals and which programs they will use to detect weaknesses, but can we anticipate the behavior of a person who falls victim to a carefully planned manipulation?
What is Social Engineering?
Social Engineering tests are used to assess your employee awareness and test your company’s security protocols. Are there any training or workshops designed to prepare your staff to face malicious tricks? Do employees know how to check links of downloadable files for the safety of their contents? Are they familiar with techniques of concealed adversarial attacks?
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Red Teaming
Blue Team – Incident Response Processes
Social Engineering
Threat-Led Penetration Testing (TLPT)
OSINT – Open Source Intelligence
CyberAwareness Employee Training
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Frequently Asked Questions
Czym jest Red Teaming?
Red teaming is a simulated attack that targets the weakest element of a system – it could be unwitting employees, a security architecture hole, or a software vulnerability. The goal is to penetrate security at all costs.
How does Red Teaming work?
Our specialists use a wide range of techniques and their own knowledge and experience. Among the methods used, it is worth mentioning social engineering (phishing, smishing) or black box testing (uploading malicious software).
Can I only choose one attack area?
Of course, if you feel confident enough about your security, we can focus on obtaining access data through employees. However, it is highly advisable to regularly test the security system, because there is no system that is completely immune to attacks.
Will Red Teaming disrupt my business?
Customer business continuity is our top priority! We will attempt an attack within the time and scope previously agreed with the management and shareholders.
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