RED TEAM

The team consists of experts - ethical hackers whose task is to simulate attacks on the organization's information systems to identify security vulnerabilities.

The Red Team employs various techniques and tools for penetration testing, social engineering, and other tactics used by real attackers to assess how well the organization can withstand targeted cyber attacks.

The goal of the Red Team is not only to identify security vulnerabilities but also to provide feedback and recommendations for improving the organization's defensive mechanisms. These activities help enhance security levels by testing the effectiveness of security policies, procedures, and technologies in real-world scenarios.

Red Teaming is often part of a broader security program, which may also include the "Blue Team" - a group focused on defense and incident response, and the "Purple Team" - a role or initiative aimed at integrating and coordinating between Red and Blue Teams to ensure the best results in improving the organization's cyber resilience.

Within Red Teaming, a wide range of tools and techniques can be utilized, such as penetration testing, phishing campaigns, exploiting security vulnerabilities, attempts to bypass physical security, and others. For example, our Red Team may obtain access from the client corresponding to the scope of rights received by real employees. Using these acquired permissions, an attempt to penetrate internal systems will be made to determine which data can be modified, stolen, or deleted if an employee were to attempt to harm the employer.

All of this is aimed at providing a realistic view of the types of attacks an organization may face and how effectively it can defend against them.