Red Team Service

The main purpose of Penetration Testing is to identify vulnerabilities in an organization's systems and infrastructure, whereas Red Teaming goes beyond that and simulates real-world attacks to measure the effectiveness of an organization's security controls and incident response readiness. Penetration Testing is focused on testing specific systems and applications, identifying vulnerabilities, and providing recommendations to fix them. Red Teaming, on the other hand, adopts a more holistic approach, simulating attacks on the entire organization, including both technical and non-technical measures, to assess the overall security posture.

Penetration Testing identifies vulnerabilities in an organization's systems while Red Teaming simulates real-world attacks to measure security controls and incident response readiness. Both provide a report outlining vulnerabilities, testing details, and recommendations for improvement. Penetration Testing is typically performed on a scheduled basis, such as quarterly, bi-annually or annually. Red Teaming, however, can be performed on an ad-hoc basis, depending on the organization's need, such as a merger and acquisition, or after a critical incident.