Red Team Exercises
Prepare your organization to face the most advanced attackers through realistic, targeted simulations.
Description
Far more than a technical test, a Red Team exercise is a realistic attack simulation orchestrated by experts over an extended period, combining digital intrusion, physical intrusion and social engineering.
Its purpose: uncover the weak points you cannot see and put your organization's ability to detect, respond and defend itself against sophisticated threats to the test.
What the pack includes
A complete, tailored offer including:
External exposure pentest
Information gathering, web intrusion
Social engineering attacks
Phishing, credential harvesting
Physical intrusion
Breaking into your premises, gaining access to the network
Internal infrastructure pentest
Compromise of critical assets, data exfiltration
Why this pack?
Red Team exercises go well beyond standard security assessments. They faithfully reproduce cybercriminal tactics by simulating sophisticated attacks in real conditions. By putting your organization to the test against advanced intrusion scenarios, these simulations let you identify your vulnerabilities, anticipate the unexpected and durably strengthen your security posture against the most formidable threats.
Who is this offer for?
This offer is designed for organizations that want to go beyond traditional security testing. It is aimed at those looking for an advanced, realistic evaluation of their security posture to better anticipate modern threats.
- Organizations that want to test the responsiveness and effectiveness of their SOC
- Companies with an advanced level of cybersecurity maturity
- Companies ready to go beyond standard penetration tests
- You want to test your human and technical defenses in conditions close to those of real attacks
- You want to evaluate the resilience of your systems against complex, varied attacks
Offer details
Run advanced attack simulations to strengthen the resilience of your systems and applications against complex threats.
Public information gathering
Research of publicly available information to evaluate potential attack vectors. Goal: identify exposed sensitive information.
Social engineering attacks
Simulated attacks that manipulate users into granting unauthorized access. Goal: test the human factor in your security.
Physical intrusion
Testing of physical security measures to determine whether unauthorized access is possible. Goal: evaluate the physical security of your facilities.
External infrastructure pentest
Security assessment of internet-facing systems, including publicly reachable networks, servers and applications. Goal: test how well your external systems hold up.
Internal infrastructure pentest
Penetration testing of internal networks and systems to evaluate security after a successful intrusion or with insider privileges. Goal: test your internal defenses after a compromise.
Advantages and benefits of Red Team exercises
Why a Red Team exercise is essential to strengthening your organization's overall security.
Realistic test of your defenses
Red Team exercises simulate real-world attacks and test your defense systems in conditions close to today's threats.
An advanced testing approach
Red Team exercises go beyond traditional tests by covering physical, social and technical attacks, for maximum coverage.
Stronger detection and incident response
The exercises measure how quickly and how well your teams react and coordinate in a crisis, and help improve your incident response procedures.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a pentest and a Red Team exercise?
A pentest evaluates a defined scope in depth; a Red Team exercise evaluates your entire organization against a determined attacker: public reconnaissance, social engineering, combined physical and digital intrusion, with concrete objectives ("reach payroll", "exfiltrate the CRM").
Who knows about the exercise while it runs?
Only a small "white team" (management, CISO) is informed. That is the condition for measuring your real detection and reaction capabilities. The debrief with your defensive teams always stays supportive and constructive.
What are the prerequisites?
A minimum level of maturity: if a simple pentest can compromise the whole IT environment in two days, a Red Team exercise will not teach you anything more. We will tell you honestly if, for now, your budget is better invested elsewhere.
How is the exercise framed legally?
Written, signed rules of engagement: scope, authorized techniques, time windows, emergency stop procedure, and an authorization letter for the consultants. Everything is contracted before the first action.
How long does an exercise last?
Four to eight weeks depending on the objectives: staying discreet takes time. A final debrief is held with management and technical teams, covering the complete timeline of the attack.
Tell us about your project.
Let us talk through your needs and expectations and build the right service for you.