What is the process of conducting an attack simulation from start to finish?
The process begins with planning and scoping, where we work with the client to define the goals, scope and principles of the simulation. We then conduct reconnaissance, gathering information about the organization to identify potential attack vectors. The next stage is the execution of the simulation, during which we carry out activities according to the established scenario, mimicking the methods used by real attackers. During the simulation, we monitor the actions and reactions of systems and personnel. Upon completion, we analyze the results, assessing the effectiveness of the attacks and the organization's resilience. We provide a detailed report with conclusions and recommendations, and then support the client in developing and implementing corrective actions.
What types of attack simulations do you offer and which will be most suitable for our company?
We offer a wide range of attack simulations, including Threat-Led Penetration Testing (TLPT), Red Team operations, Purple Team collaboration, APT attack simulations, ransomware attack simulations, phishing campaigns, physical security testing and social engineering simulations. Choosing the most appropriate type of simulation depends on the specifics of your organization, industry and security goals. We are happy to conduct a consultation to tailor our services to your needs and help you choose the most effective solution.
What is the process of carrying out simulated attacks from start to finish?
The process begins with planning and scoping, where we work with the client to define the goals, scope and principles of the simulation. We then conduct reconnaissance, gathering information about the organization to identify potential attack vectors. The next stage is the execution of the simulation, during which we carry out activities according to the established scenario, mimicking the methods used by real attackers. During the simulation, we monitor the actions and reactions of systems and personnel. Upon completion, we analyze the results, assessing the effectiveness of the attacks and the organization's resilience. We provide a detailed report with conclusions and recommendations, and then support the client in developing and implementing corrective actions.
Can we select specific attack scenarios to simulate, such as ransomware or APT attacks?
Yes, attack simulations can be tailored to specific scenarios relevant to your organization. We offer the ability to simulate ransomware attacks, advanced persistent threats (APTs), phishing campaigns, attacks on cloud infrastructure or IoT and OT systems. Customizing scenarios allows you to focus on the most likely threats, increasing the value of your simulation and the effectiveness of your remediation efforts.
What are the differences between Red Team, Purple Team and other types of attack simulation?
Red Team operations involve simulating the actions of an advanced adversary, testing the organization's ability to detect and respond to attacks. They operate independently of the defense team to get an objective view of security. Purple Team is a collaboration between the Red Team and the security team (Blue Team) to share knowledge and improve defense procedures through joint exercises and analysis of operations. Other simulations may focus on specific aspects, such as social engineering, physical security testing or specific technical attacks. Choosing the right approach depends on your organization's goals and needs.
Do attack simulations also include physical security testing of our facilities?
Yes, we offer physical security testing, which can include access control assessments, physical penetration tests and analysis of security procedures. This helps identify weaknesses in physical and procedural security, allowing us to strengthen the protection of facilities and assets.
Do you also conduct simulations of social engineering attacks targeting our employees?
Data security and confidentiality are an absolute priority for us. In order to ensure them, we sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) that protect any information provided during the collaboration. We use secure data storage, where all information collected during the simulation is encrypted and only authorized team members have access to it. We use encrypted communication, and information and reports are exchanged through secure channels. We adhere to established data retention policies, in accordance with agreed-upon rules for retaining and disposing of data at the end of a project. Our practices comply with data protection regulations such as GDPR, ensuring compliance with applicable laws.
