Red Teaming Pentesting
Our Red Teaming engagements simulate advanced cyber attacks to test your organisation’s defences, identify vulnerabilities, and evaluate how effectively your team can detect and respond to a real-world attack.
Our Methodology
Scoping and Objective Setting
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
Every engagement begins with a collaborative planning session. We work with you to define clear objectives, identify areas of concern, and align our simulation with your organisation's goals. These could range from technical vulnerabilities to testing incident response capabilities.
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
We conduct extensive research to gather publicly available and targeted information about your organisation, employees, systems, and processes. This phase identifies opportunities for exploitation, such as exposed employee data, misconfigurations, or social engineering opportunities.
Red Team Attack Simulation
Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
Detection & Response Assessment
Using advanced threat simulation tactics, we attempt to compromise your organisation through a variety of attack methods, such as,social engineering & phishing campaigns to exploit human vulnerabilities. Network intrusions exploiting misconfigurations, unpatched systems, or weak access controls. Physical penetration testing targeting fac
Using advanced threat simulation tactics, we attempt to compromise your organisation through a variety of attack methods, such as,social engineering & phishing campaigns to exploit human vulnerabilities. Network intrusions exploiting misconfigurations, unpatched systems, or weak access controls. Physical penetration testing targeting facility security weaknesses. Lateral movement and persistence testing, mimicking advanced adversarial strategies.
Detection & Response Assessment
Detection & Response Assessment
Detection & Response Assessment
While executing the simulation, we assess your organisation’s ability to identify threats, monitor security events, and implement incident response plans under pressure. This includes testing your detection systems, security operations centre (SOC) capabilities, and employee awareness.
Debrief and Analysis
Detection & Response Assessment
Debrief and Analysis
After the Red Teaming exercise concludes, we provide a comprehensive debrief with your team. This session focuses on key findings, response performance, and areas of strength and weakness exposed during the simulation.
Reporting
Detection & Response Assessment
Debrief and Analysis
All findings are made available through our real-time reporting portal for transparency throughout the engagement. At the conclusion of the Red Teaming exercise, we provide a detailed PDF report that outlines findings, technical evidence, and practical, actionable remediation steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at info@securebytes.co.uk or call 0333 038 4170 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
A penetration test, also known as a pentest, is a simulated cyber attack on a computer system to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses. Securebytes provide pentesting services to help businesses strengthen their security.
A penetration test is a snapshot in time assessment, providing a momentary evaluation of the security posture of a system or network. As technology and security landscapes evolve, new vulnerabilities may emerge, making it important to conduct periodic assessments to maintain a robust security stance. For most companies we typically recommend a penetration assessment is conducted annually or after any major changes to applications or systems. However, for some companies that are rapidly deploying new services or changes this could be as often as quarterly.
The duration of the test is based on the scope. The Securebytes® team work with clients to understand their penetration testing requirements and understand their risks to determine the most appropriate scope.
Some common types of cyber threats include malware, ransomware, phishing attacks and Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks. These threats can cause significant damage to your digital assets and compromise your business operations.
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