Simulated Attacks
Simulated Attacks
Do you want to know how resilient you are to a hacker attack?
Leverage the long-term experience of our ethical hackers and allow them to simulate an attack on your systems, searching for security vulnerabilities that could lead to the leakage of sensitive information if exploited.
Penetration Testing
We will conduct a pre-planned attack during which we will look for vulnerabilities that could compromise the security of your systems and damage your company's reputation. Get a Citadelo penetration test certificate for your clients and partners.
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 hacking attack from all directions. It combines physical penetration, attacks on the human factor, and IT infrastructure.
How Does it Work?
It is a simulated attack that combines the OSINT phase, which involves gathering information about your company and employees from public and non-public sources and leaked databases of sensitive data. This is followed by the attack phase on the human factor, as preparation for the physical penetration phase into buildings with the aim of, for example, taking full control of the IT infrastructure.
We test not only your systems but also the entire infrastructure, your employees, and company processes. We also test the reactions and processes of the Blue Team if it is present in your company.
Results
After completing the Red Team exercise, you will receive a comprehensive overview of your company's security status, which will help you prepare for a real attack and comply with standards such as NIS2, DORA, or the Cybersecurity Act.
Are you interested in boosting your company’s security?
Book a free 15 min. consultation call with us to find out how we can help you do that.
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Social Engineering
The human factor has been, is, and will continue to be the most common attack vector in corporate cybersecurity. Social engineering is an ethical hacking technique in which we use psychological tricks and manipulation of human behaviour to obtain sensitive information or perform unauthorized actions.
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Vishing
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Phishing
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Smishing