Red Team Cyber Security
Red teaming is an intelligence-led security assessment designed to thoroughly test organization’s cyber resilience plus threat detection and incident response capabilities in a rea world scenario. Red teamers target a compromised organization to gain access to sensitive information in any way possible to provide comprehensive security.
RED TEAM – OFFENSIVE SECURITY FOR DEFENCE
Red teaming is the act of systematically and rigorously (but ethically) identifying an attack path that breaches the organization’s security defense through real-world attack techniques. Red Team Services helps your organization to understand existing security controls, implementations, and weaknesses. The scope covers applications, internal and external networks, facilities, and employees.
Red Teaming
Aim : Test the organization's ability to protect key assets, such as confidential email and client data, against a targeted attack.
Approach : Emulate a real-world targeted attack, doing whatever is necessary to accomplish the goal.
Client Participation : Respond to and mitigate a targeted attack.
RED TEAM METHODOLOGY
Red teams focuses on penetration testing of different systems and their levels of security. They help to detect, prevent, and eliminate any weaknesses while putting a spotlight on current vulnerabilities. We begin by establishing the core information and rules of engagement, agreed upon in collaboration with the organization's leadership team:
SCOUTING
In this phase, a thorough inspection is performed to gather information about the organization and its infrastructure. This could include details about employees, infrastructure and deployed technologies.
IDENTIFYING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Using the information found from reconnaissance, we identify and target the organization’s critical assets and IT infrastructure to process further.
STAGING & ATTACKING
In this phase, we target the organization’s physical security, such as entry gates, door locks, and office boundaries. We try to bypass physical security by performing social engineering and obtaining, configuring and exploiting the resources needed for attack.
ATTACK DEVLIVERY
The Red team prepares weaponized exploits for the identified vulnerabilities and gaps in security, exploits the target, and gains access to the assets.
INITIAL COMPROMISE
Once the assets are compromised, a backdoor is set up for further exploitation and information gathering. It helps to command and control activity and data exfiltration.
INTERNAL RECON
In this phase, after successfully compromising one service, the Red team performs an internal recon to identify vulnerabilities in the internal servers.
IMPLEMENTING BACKDOOR
In this phase, to analyze the gathered data and collect further intelligence from the enterprise network, Red team members implement the backdoor.
REPORTING & ANALYSIS
Once the system backdoors with full access, we prepare a detailed report, including the executive and technical information, and conclude the Red Team assessment.
Baseel's highly qualified red team have a deep knowledge of data security and can help to ensure that any exercise is realistically possible, but performed to the highest technical and legal standards. Baseel can customize scanning reporting templates to support internal standards and other regulatory requirements.
ATTACK LIFECYCLE
Baseel's endorsed with highly trained professionals in the field of Cyber Security. They have proficient knowledge in the fields such as VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing), InfoSec, OWASP tools, Data privacy, Application Security, Network Security and many other aspects. Our Red Team specialists follow this lifecycle rigorously.
RED TEAM ASSESSMENT PHASES
The Red Team service is generally customized as per the client’s requirement. Although, the Red Team assessment is composed of the following phases:
Phase 1: Information gathering :
Information gathering is an essential part of the methodology. In this phase, the Read Team gathers information about facilities, employees, and IT infrastructure. The collected information consists of potential weak points and how they could be used for further exploitation of facilities and cyber defense.
Phase 2: Finding flaws in process :
The Red Team uncovers any security flaws in the security process, such as gates, data centers, restricted areas security, or the management area of office facilities. For example, if the organization uses the RFID or fingerprint to access the restricted area of the facilities, the Red Team will clone the RFID with an RFID card cloner device. Then, it will connect to the internal network infrastructure to access the internal application or hosts. After a successful connection, the Red Team will perform a network enumeration to identify potential vulnerabilities in the applications.
Phase 3: Backdoor and exploitation :
In this phase, the Red Team focuses on backdooring the data center, network, and server. If the applications, infrastructure, and system are vulnerable, our red team members exploit it. Spear phishing successful attacks provides red teamers with confidential information about the organization and also helps the red teamer gather the restricted information. The red teamer finds wireless devices vulnerabilities and exploits the wireless devices using discovered vulnerabilities.
Phase 4: Documentation, Findings and Suggestions :
At the end of testing, a report is generated that is detailed with the vulnerabilities found within the system that could compromise the organization’s critical assets. Along with that, the remediation and mitigation steps are described for the conventional and unusual vulnerabilities found, respectively. This draft is presented to your team in your presence for understanding and verification purposes. This final draft will mention all the prescribed remediations.