Red Team Assessment

The objective of a Red Team Assessment is to simulate real-life attacks, to know that the right security controls are implemented and working, and to highlight security gaps. Understand Your Own Systems, network, and risk level.

Identify Risks and Vulnerabilities Before Threats are Escalated. Identify Risks and Vulnerabilities Before Threats are Escalated. Identify Risks and Vulnerabilities Before Threats are Escalated.

Key Features

Elevated Cyber Defence

Completed picture from certified analysts. Analysis of attack simulation vs current state of prevention & detection controls. Receive recommended security posture enhancements.

Real World Testing

Based on industry leading standards and the latest attack techniques. Embed a continuous governance model to ensure improvement.

Expert Analysts

Industry best certifications. OSCP, GPEN, GWAPT, CEH and more. Tailored approach.

Effective Remediation Post Attack

Following simulated attacks, put in place the right processes for e¬ffective mitigation against future attacks.

Bi-Weekly Debrief Call

Record and gather timeline of information and evidence on a bi-weekly basis.

Risk Analysis

Present Risks and Posture Issues.

Our Methodology

A successful Red Team Assessment requires gathering detailed information of the target organization and includes the following information:

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Cyber Compu Global Watch FAQs

What is a Red Team Exercise?
A Red Team Exercise is a cybersecurity assessment where a group of skilled individuals simulates cyberattacks on an organization’s systems and infrastructure. The objective is to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in security measures by mimicking real-world threats. This helps the organization improve its defenses and enhance its overall cybersecurity posture
How long does it take to conduct a Red Teaming Operation?
The duration of a Red Teaming operation can vary widely based on the scope, complexity, and goals of the exercise. Typically, it may last anywhere from several weeks to a few months. Larger organizations or those with intricate systems may require longer periods. The specific timeframe is determined by the objectives, resources, and the extent of testing and analysis required to effectively evaluate an organization’s security posture.
What is the difference between Pen Testing and Red Teaming?
Penetration testing (Pen Testing) and Red Teaming are both cybersecurity assessments, but they differ in scope and purpose. Pen Testing is a focused, goal-oriented assessment that identifies specific vulnerabilities in a system. Red Teaming, on the other hand, is a broader, simulation of real-world attacks that assess an organization’s overall security posture, including its people, processes, and technology. Red Teaming mimics complex, multi-faceted threats, while Pen Testing targets specific weaknesses.
Could a red team operation cause any damage or disruption?
Yes, a Red Team operation has the potential to cause damage or disruption as it simulates real-world cyber threats. While the intention is to identify vulnerabilities without causing harm, there is a risk of unintended consequences. Skilled Red Teamers can inadvertently trigger security controls or impact system availability. Therefore, it’s crucial for organizations to carefully plan and coordinate Red Team exercises to minimize any unintended disruptions.
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