We attack your organisation, while you try to defend & mitigate.
Evaluate your detection & response capabilities.
Learn from a simulated attack to minimize real damage from a real attack.
Ground your security investments in evidence and real numbers.
We stage a planned (cyber) attack on your organisation while recording every step.
You try to detect & mitigate the incoming attack.
So you think your code, product and infrastructure are rock solid? Now it is time to test how your organization, your people and your processes deal with a real cyber threat.
Red Teaming is the ultimate test for organizations that have already developed a base maturity level in their security. By measuring how you react to a real attack, you can further ramp up your resilience and base your security investments on real insights and numbers instead of gut feeling and assumptions.
Our multidisciplinary team of seasoned and highly motivated professionals will stretch you to your limits to detect and mitigate the incoming attack.
Our typical team looks like this:
Based on level of sophistication.
Entry-level attacks based on popular techniques that are relevant to your business.
Highly sophisticated and custom attacks that are nearly impossible to defend against.
Winning the Red Teaming exercise is not our goal. We want to provide you with as many actionable insights as possible. Immediately after starting the attack, we keep you up to date and support you in your decision-making process.
The best lessons are learned when you operate just outside your comfort zone. Once we notice that you can successfully prevent, detect and respond to basic attacks, we slowly ramp up our sophistication level and stretch you to your limits.
Our Red Teaming approach is based on the Unified Kill Chain (UKC), a science-driven real-world attack model that goes beyond the initial foothold phase and also takes network propagation and action on objectives into account.
By combining UKC metrics with the Mitre ATT&CK framework, we can generate a powerful number-driven overview of how your organisation has performed during the Red Teaming exercise.