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Redteaming - That Reveals Real Security Gaps
Red teaming is a simulated, ethical cyberattack used to uncover system weaknesses and improve security defences.
Expose Hidden Vulnerabilities with Accorp's Advanced Red Teaming
As your proactive security partner, Accorp delivers full-scope red team simulations to expose weaknesses that no other test can find. We blend real-world attack tactics with bespoke recommendations to strengthen your defences and ensure readiness.
Realtime Access in Slack or Teams
Instant access to security experts via Teams, Slack, or email—whenever you need support.
Scenario Planning
Collaborate with experts to develop targeted attack scenarios tailored to your specific risks and objectives.
Weekly Strategy Sessions
Weekly sessions keep you aligned with red team goals and progress.
Audit Defence
Stay audit-ready for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, DORA, and FedRAMP with expert support (aligned to red team cyber security practices).
Detection Engineering
Partner with blue teams to uncover root causes and enhance detection and response strategies.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
We stand by our work—if you're not satisfied, we'll make it right. No hassle, no excuses.
What Are the Goals of a Red Team?
Strategic objectives that drive successful red team engagements
Establish the Right Conditions
Create realistic and authorised testing environments that simulate real-world threat conditions for accurate results. (core to red team engagements)
Define Clear Objectives
Set specific goals aligned with your business risks—whether it's testing incident response or identifying exploitable paths.
Leverage the Right Tools
Utilise industry-grade tools and custom scripts to emulate advanced persistent threats (APT) and attacker behaviours (standard in red team cyber security work).
Focus on Critical Risk Areas
Prioritise high-impact vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and gaps that pose the greatest risk to your organisation.
What’s the process behind a red teaming test?
Simulated Attacks
Ethical hackers mimic real threats using advanced tools and techniques to test an organisation’s defences. These activities form the core of red penetration testing engagements.
No Real Harm
All actions are authorised, nondestructive, and focused on improving security.
Targeted Systems
Red teams probe AI systems, endpoints, firewalls, and more to uncover weaknesses.
Live Scenarios
They often face off against blue teams to test real-time detection and response.
Time-Bound Tests
Exercises typically run for weeks and start with deep reconnaissance.
Actionable Results
Findings are shared with security teams to guide fixes and improve resilience. This is typical of professional red team testing deliverables.
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