Red Team Cybersecurity
Red Teaming - Time to get Real.
Red Teaming is a cybersecurity exercise that fully simulates a real-life attack to help measure how well an organization can withstand the cyber threats and malicious actors of today. A red team serves as the attacker in this simulation, using the same techniques and tools of hackers to evade detection and test the defense readiness of the internal security team.
This includes testing for not just vulnerabilities within the technology, but of the people within the organization as well. Social engineering techniques like phishing or in person visits. Even the security of the physical premises may be tested. Ultimately, teaming serves as a comprehensive assessment of your security infrastructure as a whole.
Go beyond traditional
Our red team testing, and assessment is the practice of attacking a problem from an adversarial point of view and follows different approach from a typical security assessment. It relies heavily on well-defined tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), which are of utmost importance to successfully emulates realistic threat or adversary.
Why should choose Our Services
Your response to attack has never been tested
Learn how prepared your organization is to respond to a targeted attack designed to test the effectiveness of people and technology.
Identify and classify security risks
Learn whether systems, data and other critical assets are at risk and how easily they could be targeted by adversaries.
Vulnerabilities are missed
By mirroring the latest adversarial tactics, red reaming can help identify hidden vulnerabilities that attackers might seek to exploit.
Unidentified exposures can never be addressed
Receive important post-operation support to address any vulnerabilities identified and mitigate the risk of suffering real-life attacks.
Your Blue team effectiveness has not been tested
By simulating a range of scenarios, red team testing helps your security team to identify and address gaps in threat coverage and visibility.
Your future investments work only on analysis
Better understand your organization’s security weaknesses and ensure that future investments deliver the greatest benefit.
Our Approach
Our customer oriented approach makes the transformation journey easy to understand and more effective for our customers to adopt quickly.
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Scenario-led cyber-security testing
Our Red-Team cybersecurity-attack simulation service uses real-world scenarios, threat intelligence, and a combination of physical, network, and social attack vectors.
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Bespoke attacks, tailored to your business
The scope of the Red-Team simulated attack service focuses upon your organization’s critical assets and primary risk concerns as part of the engagement objectives.
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Gain a greater understanding
Sattrix’s Red-Team simulated cyber-attacks are designed to reduce uncertainty around how a targeted and realistic cyberattack would impact your organization.
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Create your line of defense
Your organization can use this engagement to train defensive capabilities in face of real world advanced and persistent threats.
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Feel prepared
The overall aim of being to prevent, detect and respond to the simulated attack as if it were real, as well providing an overview for testing crisis management procedures.
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Tabletop/Dry-Run Simulations
Role-playing scenarios conducted with client stakeholders in a boardroom setting. As these exercises are theoretical, many types of attack scenarios can be tested with zero operational impact.
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Direct Attack
Engagements in which only a few individuals know you are “under attack” so you can test actual reactions and responses. These scenarios are highly customized to cover a wide range of either general or specific goal
Our Experties
That’s not all what you have read. Sattix provides plethora of options which has acquired over the period and experienced gained from delivering varied size and scale of projects globally.
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As-a-Service Option
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DDoS Attack
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Social Engineering
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Data Exfiltration
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Hybrid Attack
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Roadmap Development
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Focus on requirement mapping