Test Your Infrastructure's Ability to Withstand a Network Intrusion
A Red Team assessment takes pen testing to the next level to examine your network capabilities in combatting an invasion and your personnel’s ability to recognize an attempt is being made to invade your network.
Why Choose RedLens InfoSec for Red Teaming?
We work closely with you to determine your largest risk area and what keeps you up at night. What are your most valuable assets (Sensitive research data? Customer credit card data?) and what would happen if that data was compromised? Our Red Team assessment is designed to fit your specific needs—whether testing from the internet, an assumed compromised scenario, or others.
Customized Assessments
Each Red Teaming engagement is specific to your needs. From physical security testing to social engineering, and phishing emails—we pinpoint your biggest risk areas.
Customer-centric Approach
We go beyond using automated tools—receive customized, hands-on experience with our dedicated team.
Real-life Simulations
Our Red Team engagements closely mimic nefarious tactics bad actors would use, without the destructive consequences.
Download the Red Teaming Guide & Checklist
Red Teaming emulates real-world attacks to assess an organization’s security defenses. This document provides guidance on planning and conducting a Red Team engagement with a third-party vendor. It includes:
- Red Teaming Essentials
- Considerations Before Starting a Red Teaming Engagement
- Preparing for a Red Teaming Engagement
- FAQs
- Vendor Selection Interview Checklist
- Additional Resources
What Is Red Teaming?
A Red Team assessment with RedLens InfoSec puts your defensive capabilities to the test by rigorously examining your infrastructures through a full-scale cyber assault simulation.
Waiting for an intrusion to test your defenses puts not only your organization at risk, but also jeopardizes your reputation and the trust of your customers.
Benefits of Red Teaming
Red Teaming puts your infrastructure to the test in a simulated attack campaign. Observe how your organization would engage—and defend itself—in an attack that would exploit your vulnerabilities through your people, processes, and technology.
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Prevent an attack before it starts
Each Red Team assessment will gauge your organization’s ability to detect, respond to, and prevent an attack. -
We design a unique defense program for your organization
Our dedicated team works to identify your unique needs, including risk areas, time period for the engagement, reporting requirements, and more. -
Strenthen your defenses against an attack
We test your systems to determine your areas of risk and help you boost measures to defend your network. -
Get actionable steps for remediation and support
We deliver a detailed, actionable Report of Findings, schedule a report review call, and provide additional support hours to assist with remediation.
Put Your Defensive Capabilities to the Test
Waiting for an intrusion to test your defenses puts your organization, reputation, and customers at risk. Red Teaming will determine how well your organization is prepared if, or when, an attack occurs.
Top Red Teaming FAQs
Red Teaming is the method of simulating an attack using Tactics, Techniques, and Prodecures (TTP) to measure an organization's security defenses in a controlled environment.
A Red Team is the attacking side, or ethical hackers who use malicious techniques such as phishing, spear phishing, physical spoofing, session hijacking, and other manipulative capabilities to exploit an organization's security posture.
A Red Team assessment measures the effectiveness of your organization's defenses—from your software, security team, policies, procedures, and preparedness—against a full-fledged cyber attack. The goals are simple: detect the intrusion and obstruct it before it infultrates your network. Red Team asssessments gauge your readiness if a real attack were to occur and helps to establish defensive strategies to prevent an attack and improve security processes for the future.
Red Teaming vs Pen Testing: A Guide for Business Leaders
This article breaks down the methodologies, use cases, benefits, misconceptions, and key differences between penetration testing and red team exercises.
Learn the Differences about the Red Teaming vs Pen Testing: A Guide for Business Leaders