Red Team Assessment

With ransomware gangs now using living-off-the-land techniques and nation-state tactics

trickling into mainstream cybercrime, knowing whether your defenses can withstand a

determined adversary has never been more critical. Red team engagements are now

considered a cybersecurity best practice by NIST and ISO 27001 frameworks.

Key Benefits

•Simulates APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) tactics, techniques, and procedures

•Tests detection and response capabilities of your Blue Team or SOC

•Multi-vector approach: phishing, network exploitation, physical access, and insider

threats

•Full attack narrative report from initial foothold to target compromise

•Actionable recommendations prioritized by attacker opportunity

What We Do

A Red Team Assessment goes beyond standard penetration testing. Securiglobe’s certified red

teamers simulate a real, advanced threat actor using stealth, persistence, and multi-vector

attack chains to test not just your technology, but your people and processes. The goal: find the

path to your crown jewels before an attacker does.

How It Helps Your Business

Red team engagements are ideal for mature organizations that already run regular VAPT and

want to validate whether their defenses hold up against a sophisticated, patient adversary the

kind that causes the breaches you read about in the news.

Red Team Engagement Types

End-to-end adversary simulation targeting your entire organisation physical, digital, and human vectors with a defined objective (e.g., exfiltrate sensitive data, access core banking system)

Simulates a scenario where an attacker already has a foothold inside your network tests lateral movement, privilege escalation, and detection capability

Red Team and Blue Team work collaboratively — attacks are run in the open, detections are reviewed in real time, and gaps are closed together

Phishing simulations, vishing (voice calls), and pretexting campaigns to test employee security awareness and response

Tailgating, badge cloning, access control bypass attempts to test physical security controls

Our Methodology

We define the engagement objective (crown jewel, exfiltration target, or access goal), rules of engagement, and a deconfliction process with your leadership team only

Passive reconnaissance of your digital footprint employee data, technology stack, exposed services, leaked credentials, and organisational structure.

Phishing campaigns, exploitation of external-facing services, or physical access attempts to establish an initial foothold in your environment.

Once inside, our operators establish persistence, evade detection, and move laterally toward the defined objective using real-world TTPs.

Operators attempt to reach the defined target — accessing sensitive data, compromising privileged accounts, or disrupting critical systems per agreed scope.

Full debrief with your security and leadership teams — attack timeline, detection gaps, what worked, what did not, and recommended improvements.

Comprehensive written report including attack narrative, TTPs used (MITRE ATT&CK mapped), detection gaps, and a prioritised remediation roadmap.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who in our organisation knows about the Red Team engagement?

Typically only your CISO or designated sponsor is aware. This ensures a realistic test of your Blue Team’s detection capability. We agree in advance on a deconfliction number to call if the engagement is discovered

Could the Red Team cause damage to our systems?

No. We follow strict rules of engagement and do not use destructive techniques. All actions are logged and reversible. A full debrief is conducted immediately after conclusion.

How is this different from a penetration test?

A penetration test finds vulnerabilities. A Red Team assessment tests whether your people, processes, and tools can detect and stop a real attacker. The objective is your resilience, not a list of CVEs.