Red Teaming
Red Teaming
Red Teaming is the most comprehensive and realistic simulation of a real cyber attack, allowing you to test your company's security. Unlike traditional penetration tests, it is not just about finding technical weaknesses – it is about testing your defence as a whole. This includes not only systems, but also people, processes and physical security.
What is Red Teaming?
Red Teaming is the best way to prepare for a real attack before it actually happens. It is the most accurate simulation of a real and complex hacker attack from all directions. It combines physical intrusion, attacks on the human factor and IT infrastructure. The goal is simple – to test your actual defences and uncover weaknesses that could compromise your operations, data and customer trust.
It is a simulated attack that combines the OSINT phase (i.e. gathering information about your company and employees from public and non-public sources and leaked sensitive data databases), human factor attacks, and we also test physical intrusion into buildings with the aim of, for example, taking full control of the IT infrastructure.
So we don't just test your systems, but your entire infrastructure, including your employees and business processes. We also test the response of your Blue Team, if you have one.
Unlike a classic penetration test, this is not a list of vulnerabilities. It is a realistic scenario that shows you what a real incident could look like, how your company would respond to it, and what needs to be improved.
What do you get with our Red Teaming?
Red Teaming provides you with a realistic picture of your security – far beyond the scope of standard tests or audit checklists. It will help you:
Uncover risks that would remain hidden in regular testing
Test the readiness of your employees and security team
Meet the requirements of regulatory frameworks such as NIS2 or DORA
Increase trust among investors, partners, and customers
What does Red Teaming involve?
Red Teaming takes place in phases that correspond to the progress of a real attacker:
01
Reconnaissance and information gathering
We find out what we can from public and non-public sources. We monitor social networks, leaked databases and metadata that could serve as a gateway to your company's data.
02
Attacking the human factor
We test the vigilance of your employees. We prepare and launch social engineering campaigns, such as phishing or fraudulent calls. The goal is to obtain access data or a way in.
03
Physical intrusion
We verify how easy it is to physically enter the building. With disguises, false identities or by exploiting weaknesses in access systems.
04
Digital attack on infrastructure
Once we are ‘inside’, we test what can be done. We test access to systems, lateral movement and access to sensitive data. All without compromising your real operations.
05
Evaluation and report
You will receive a clear report describing the attack, the vulnerabilities found, and clear recommendations on how to improve your security strategy.
Who is Red Teaming for?
We recommend Red Teaming to companies that already have a solid foundation in cybersecurity and want to take their protection to the next level. It is particularly suitable for organisations operating in highly regulated or high-risk sectors, such as banks, fintech companies, healthcare facilities or e-commerce platforms. Red Teaming is the ideal choice for those who want to be sure that their security measures are not just theoretical, but will actually stand up in practice – under the pressure of a simulated but realistic attack.
Why choose us?
Our team consists of experienced ethical hackers and experts in the physical and psychological aspects of attacks, who have experience in security exercises in large companies and the public sector. We tailor each scenario to your specific needs, threats and business priorities.
Are you interested in improving your company’s security?
Are you interested in improving your company’s security?
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