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What is Red Teaming?
Red Teaming is the practice of testing the security of an organization’s systems by emulating a malicious actor and hacking into secure systems or data. A red team exercise can be performed through an externally contracted group of penetration testers or a team within your own organization, designed to hack your system to prepare for a wide variety of cyberattacks and breach scenarios before they occur.
Insights we cover
- Learn the stages of a Red Teaming Assessment (goal-mapping, target reconnaissance, exploit, and more)- Familiarize yourself and your team with common Red Teaming Assessment tools and tactics
- Hear about the top considerations of Red Teaming (which organizations benefit the most, and when to invest)
- Be introduced to Packetlabs’ testers–and our 95% manual approach to penetration testing
Key Red Teaming Stats to Know
What the stats reveal about the impact of Red Teaming in today's digital landscape
The Value of Red Teaming
Consistent Efficacy
A Competitive Edge
Trusted Cybersecurity Partners
Packetlabs is a SOC 2 Type II accredited cybersecurity firm specializing in penetration testing services. On top of employing only OSCP-minimum certified ethical hackers, the Packetlabs difference boils down to our 95% manual penetration testing. Instead of outsourcing our work or relying on automated VA scans, we guarantee zero false positives via our in-depth approach and passion for innovation: our security testing methodology is derived from the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework for enterprises, and NIST SP800-115 to ensure compliance with the majority of common regulatory requirements.
