Red Team exercise

Once the targets and scope have been agreed upon, the service can include:-

• Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering.
• Building, organisation, network, physical controls and system reconnaissance.
• Manual testing using the tactics, techniques and processes of a malicious actor.
• Attempted physical breach of the organisation’s premises.
• Human targeting through social engineering.
• Hardware vulnerability exploitation.
• Wi-Fi network intrusion.
• Signal vulnerability exploitation e.g. RFID door-pass cloning.
• Business application exploitation.
• Zero-day hunting and exploit development.
• Pivoting using compromised hosts for lateral movement through the network.
• Data insertion and exfiltration.
• Establish post-exploitation persistence.

Typical outputs include results of reconnaissance, attack vectors chosen, attack methods, attack payloads used, attack results, short and long-term mitigations, plus remediation.

• Improve your security posture: Go beyond typical pen testing to gain a deeper understanding of your likely attack vectors.
• Verify your security controls: Tests are against technology and employees, revealing your ability to detect and respond to attacks.
• Prioritise your risks: Understanding the most critical security issues to prioritise your remediation efforts.
• Reduce your risk: Modelling our exercise on real hacker behaviours provides greater visibility into your organisation’s weaknesses.
• Achieve greater defensive agility: Use the outcomes to reduce the probability of a successful attack.

We’re proud of our red team, which is made up of some of the most qualified people in the industry.

Our technical ability combined with our deep understanding of the techniques used by cyber criminals allows us to deliver a valuable service to protect you and your organisation.