Red Team
Cybersecurity is an ongoing investment in your organization's cybersecurity. Our Red Team realistically tests whether your cybersecurity keeps the criminals out.
Are you sure hackers won't enter your organization?
During a red team assignment, our ethical hackers test in practice whether the security measures your organisation has put in place are effective. To do so, they use the same techniques and tactics that malicious actors use to identify weaknesses in security. These weaknesses are then used by our ethical hackers to prepare and carry out an attack. With your permission, of course!
How does Red Teaming work?
Public sources
In the preparatory phase of an attack, our ethical hackers often use social engineering to gather information about your organization and its employees. For example, information that has been shared on social media, LinkedIn, or that is available to our ethical hackers through public sources. Our ethical hackers can then use the information to plan the next steps.
Technics
During a red team engagement, our ethical hackers attempt to gain access to your organisation. In addition to the human factor, which we leverage through social engineering, we also look for vulnerabilities in your IT environment. We therefore also attempt to gain access via technical means, for example by exploiting weaknesses in your IT infrastructure or by taking advantage of configuration errors.
Reporting
A report with findings and recommendations describes how the (ethical) hacker was able to gain access to your systems, circumvent your cybersecurity measures and obtain data. All identified gaps, including those that have already been fixed or verified but are still open, are listed. The recommendations are tailored and specifically aligned with your organisation.
Realistic testing
The threat landscape is constantly evolving and cybercriminals are also always looking for new ways to gain access. We therefore recommend that you carry out a penetration test on a regular basis. An environment that passes a pentest today may present new security risks again after a minor change.
It is not always necessary to pentest the complete IT environment. Are there certain components that are more sensitive to vulnerabilities or are subject to regular changes? If so, these components can be pentested separately.
How we test depends on various factors, such as the time available, your requirements and the scope. Of course, this will be determined in consultation.
Schedule a meeting with our experts
Schedule a meeting with our experts today to discuss the various Red Teaming options. We are happy to think along with you.
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Tesorion is a Dutch multidisciplinary cybersecurity company that offers continuous monitoring and detection of cyber threats as well as incident response. With over 100 experts, we do everything we can to protect your organization 24/7 against cyber attacks and data leaks.
