Red Team Exercise

Test your defenses against advanced attacks

The red team simulates complex cyberattacks, combining offensive techniques, social engineering, and exploitation of physical or digital vulnerabilities. Our goal: test your systems, procedures, and personnel as a real attacker would, to identify the weak points in your defense.

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Objectives

01

Simulate advanced cyberattacks

Replicate the methods of sophisticated attackers (cybercriminals, hacktivists, or state actors).

02

Evaluate your teams' response

Test your security team's (Blue Team) ability to detect and respond effectively to intrusions.

03

Identify human weaknesses

Detect vulnerabilities related to social engineering or lack of employee awareness.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Pentest and a Red Team exercise?

A Pentest focuses on identifying specific technical vulnerabilities in a system or network, targeting a specific area. On the other hand, a Red Team exercise simulates a global attack to test not only technical systems but also processes and the responsiveness of teams. The Pentest analyzes vulnerabilities in detail, while the Red Team evaluates the overall resilience of the business against realistic threats.

What techniques does the Red Team use?

The Red Team uses techniques such as social engineering to manipulate staff, phishing to compromise accounts, exploitation of vulnerabilities, physical attacks, DDoS attacks to test resilience, and lateral movements to access sensitive resources. These methods aim to simulate real attacks and assess the overall security of the company.

How do I know if my company needs a Red Team exercise?

Your company needs a Red Team exercise if you want to test the resilience of your security systems in realistic conditions. If you have concerns about your team's preparation for sophisticated cyberattacks, or if you've already conducted a Pentest and want to go further, a Red Team exercise can provide you with a comprehensive assessment of your security. It is also highly recommended if you handle sensitive data or are subject to strict compliance requirements.