Assess (🔍) – Adapt (⚙️) – Overcome (🏆)Our Red Team is a group of good guys who act like bad guys—but only to help protect your business. They pretend to be hackers and try to break into your computers, networks, or even your building—just like real criminals might. But don’t worry, they do it with permission and follow strict rules.
The whole point is to test how well your security team and systems can spot and stop trouble. After the test, we give a clear report that shows what worked, what didn’t, and how to fix any weak spots. Businesses can use this to improve their security, meet insurance or legal requirements, and sleep a little easier at night |
The Reality of Today’s Cybersecurity Challenges
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Step 1: Define Your Test Scenario
We provide effort-based quotes—just answer a few simple questions.
🌐 Web Application Testing
- What is the name or web address of the application you'd like us to test?
- What does the app do and who uses it?
- How many pages on the app allow users to type or click buttons?
- Are there different types of users (like regular users vs. admin)?
- Does the app connect to anything else online like an API? If so, can you give us the documentation or estimate how many connections it has?
- Are there days or times when we should not test?
- Can we see the source code or logs from the app to help with testing? (This is optional but helpful)
- Do you need anything special in the report?
- Do you want this checked against specific standards like OWASP ASVS?
- Do you need it done by a certain date?
🔐 External Penetration Testing
- How many computers or devices does your business have that are connected to the internet? (Including office, cloud, or data center equipment)
- Are there specific times we should avoid doing the security check?
- Do you need anything special in the final report besides a summary and technical details?
- Is there a deadline for finishing the test and giving you the report?
- Do you already have tools protecting your internet connection, like a firewall or intrusion alert system?
🖥️ Internal Penetration Testing
- Roughly how many computers, servers, and devices are on your internal network? (100, 250, 500, etc.)
- How many people work at your company?
- Are there times when we should avoid testing your systems?
- Do you need anything extra in the report we provide?
- Do we need to come into your office to do the testing, or can we do it remotely?
- Do you need the testing done by a specific date?
- Are there any company security rules or procedures we should know about?
📧 Social Engineering (Fake Phishing Tests)
- About how many people would be included in this security awareness test?
- Do you want to test different departments in different ways?
- Should we try calling employees to see how they respond to suspicious calls?
- Will you give us a list of people to include, or should we figure that out?
- Do you want us to focus on certain high-risk roles (like HR or finance)?
📱 Mobile App Testing
- What does the app do and who uses it?
- How many types of users are there (regular, admin, etc.)?
- Does the app connect to any public-facing systems or APIs?
- Is the app for iPhone, Android, or both?
- Does the app block outside tools from looking at its data (certificate pinning)?
- Can you give us a test version of the app that we don’t have to download from the App Store?
- Do you need anything extra in the final report?
- Do you have a deadline for this project?
🟦 Microsoft Azure & M365
- How many Microsoft tenants (accounts/domains) are there?
- What kinds of licenses do you use and how many?
- Besides logins, do you use any other infrastructure in Azure?
- Do you need the review done by a specific date?
📶 Wireless Network Testing
- List the locations you want us to test (addresses, building type, square footage, floors, etc.).
- How many people work at each location?
- How many Wi-Fi names (SSIDs) are in use?
- Are there times we shouldn’t do the testing?
- Do you need the report by a specific time?
- Any internal policies we should be aware of during testing?
💻🛠️Device Hacking
🏥 Medical Device Testing
- What is the device, and what is it used for?
- How does it make sure the data it collects stays accurate and unaltered?
- How do you stop data from being stolen through USB or wireless connections?
- Can we look at the software or firmware? Are there any known issues?
- What kind of physical ports (like USB) does it have, and how are they protected?
- If it uses Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, how is it secured?
- What stops someone from tampering with the device?
- If it breaks or is attacked, how can it recover?
- Where will the device be used, and under what conditions?
- How does it protect the data it handles?
- How is it protected from being physically tampered with?
- How are communications secured?
- Does it keep working even under attack or physical damage?
- Does it follow military rules or standards? Can you show proof?
- What does the device do and how is it used in banking?
- How does it protect sensitive customer or financial data?
- What controls stop unauthorized access?
- Is the device physically locked down or protected from theft?
- Does it meet banking regulations? Can you provide proof?
- If there’s a security breach, what plan is in place to detect and respond?