Real Attacker Methods
We model actual hacker tactics carefully.
Direct Findings
We deliver clear, concise reports immediately.
Adaptable Strategy
We shape tests to fit your environment seamlessly.
Ongoing Guidance
We support improvements beyond the test proactively.
What is Red Teaming?
Beyond Just Testing – A Real-World Cyberattack Simulation
Cyber threats are evolving, and businesses need to stay ahead. Eddwise’s Red Teaming Services go beyond traditional security assessments by simulating real-world cyberattacks using the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
Why Choose Red Teaming?
Unlike standard penetration testing, which focuses on specific vulnerabilities, Red Teaming takes a holistic approach, mirroring the tactics and techniques of real attackers. Our team uses advanced tools, including Command and Control (C2) systems, to uncover hidden security gaps and assess how well your team responds under pressure.
What you gain:
Uncover Hidden Weaknesses – Identify vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Test Your Response Readiness – See how well your security team reacts to an active attack.
Strengthen Your Defenses – Improve strategies by experiencing real adversarial tactics.
Penetration testing isn’t just about compliance—it’s about staying one step ahead of cyber threats.
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Key Benefits of Eddwise Red Teaming Services Include:
Realistic Attack Simulations
We replicate the methods used by advanced cybercriminals to test your systems in a real-world scenario.
Comprehensive Security Assessment
Our red team uncovers not only technical weaknesses but also evaluates your organization’s security response and readiness.
Holistic Threat Coverage
By utilizing a wide range of attack vectors, we provide a deep understanding of your organization's ability to detect, respond, and recover from a cyberattack.
Enhanced Security Measures
With actionable insights and detailed reports, you’ll be equipped to improve your security infrastructure and response protocols.
Our Expertise
CLIENTS SAY
Cyber Security Consulting, Success Stories
"The assessment includes a thorough review of security activities, a maturity assessment, a risk assessment, and the development of a robust recommendation and a roadmap. Their ability to clearly communicate complex cybersecurity issues and offer practical solutions are particularly valuable"
Vian
“Eddwise identified critical vulnerabilities, provided actionable recommendations, and helped us enhance the overall security posture of our systems”
Energo Pro Georgia
“Eddwise and their team are demonstrating expertise, professionalism, and attention to detail. They are thoroughly evaluating our current cybersecurity posture, identifying key areas of improvement”
Gepha Georgian Pharmacy
Frequently Asked Questions
Red teaming is a simulated cyberattack conducted by ethical hackers to assess an organization's security defenses. This exercise identifies vulnerabilities by emulating real-world attack techniques, providing insights into potential weaknesses.
While both involve testing security measures, penetration testing focuses on identifying and exploiting specific vulnerabilities within a system. In contrast, red teaming adopts a broader approach, simulating comprehensive attack scenarios to evaluate an organization's overall security posture and response capabilities.
Red team exercises help organizations uncover hidden vulnerabilities, assess incident response effectiveness, and improve overall security strategies. By simulating real-world attacks, they provide a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating potential threats.
The frequency of red team assessments depends on factors such as the organization's size, industry, and risk profile. However, it's generally recommended to conduct these exercises annually or after significant changes to the IT infrastructure to ensure continuous security improvement.
Red team exercises are carefully planned to minimize disruption. Ethical hackers work closely with the organization to schedule activities during low-traffic periods and ensure that critical operations remain unaffected during the assessment.
Red teams employ various tactics, including social engineering, phishing, physical security testing, and advanced cyberattack simulations. These methodologies aim to mimic the strategies of malicious actors to provide a realistic evaluation of an organization's defenses.
Preparation involves clearly defining the scope and objectives of the assessment, ensuring that all stakeholders are informed, and establishing communication protocols. It's also essential to have an incident response plan in place to act upon the findings from the red team exercise.
