Context and rules
We define objectives, critical assets, restrictions, contacts and interruption criteria.
Red Team Assessment
Is your company prepared for a real attack?
We simulate adversary actions to reveal attack paths, test your defenses, and transform critical exposures into a clear protection plan.
01Business-aligned scenarios
02Controlled and traceable attack
03Actionable technical evidence
04Prioritized remediation plan
What is Red Team
Test your defenses as an opponent would.
Red Team Assessment is a controlled offensive operation that simulates targeted attacks against technology, people and processes. The objective is to discover whether an adversary would be able to reach critical assets and what the impact would be on the organization.
Unlike an automated scan, the assessment connects individual exposures into realistic attack paths, measures prevention and detection capabilities, and produces evidence to guide technical and executive decisions.
More than finding fault.We evaluate how they can be combined, exploited and perceived by your defenses.
How it works
From defining the objective to the strengthening plan.
Each stage is conducted with rules of engagement, clear limits and communication compatible with the criticality of the environment.
Recognition
We map exposed surfaces, identities, technologies and signs relevant to the scenario.
Controlled exploration
We validate access paths with techniques compatible with real threats and the approved scope.
Progression and objective
We evaluate possibilities of movement, persistence and access to assets with greater impact.
Report and debrief
We consolidate evidence, impact, priorities and recommendations into an actionable narrative.
Capabilities assessed
Attack surface, compromise paths and defensive capability.
Red Team Assessment evaluates the organization as an integrated environment rather than as an isolated set of vulnerabilities. The scenario is built around the objectives defined for the operation and may combine multiple vectors, identities, systems and techniques to reproduce plausible compromise paths leading to assets and objectives relevant to the business.
External attack surface
Mapping and analysis of exposed assets, published services, applications, infrastructure, domains, subdomains, technologies, weak configurations and unknown or forgotten assets that may represent real opportunities for initial access.
Applications and APIs
Assessment of Web applications, APIs and exposed components for authentication, authorization, access-control and business-logic flaws, as well as other vulnerabilities capable of enabling unauthorized access to data, privileged functions or internal systems.
Identities and privileges
Analysis of credentials, sessions, tokens, privileges, trust relationships, federated identity and access controls to identify opportunities for account compromise, privilege escalation and expansion of access within the environment.
Social engineering
Execution of previously authorized scenarios to assess the resilience of processes and people against social-engineering techniques, including the effectiveness of preventive controls, internal procedures, awareness and validation mechanisms.
Detection and response
Assessment of defensive capability throughout the operation, observing telemetry generation, alerts, event correlation, SOC investigation, escalation, response, containment and the time required to identify adversarial activity.
Critical objectives and impact
Controlled validation of an adversary's ability to reach systems, identities, information or processes considered critical to the organization, demonstrating how far an attack chain could progress and its potential impact on data, operations and business continuity.
Practical validation
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If an exposure can be exploited, your company needs to find out before your adversary does.
Deliverables
Evidence to correct. Clarity to decide.
The result connects the technical depth of the operation to the risk context and the organization's priorities.
- Executive narrative of the attackClear view of the scenario, the paths used and the potential impact.
- Reproducible technical evidenceSufficient detail to understand, correct and validate each exposure.
- Compromise Path MapRelationship between failures, missing controls and assets that could be achieved.
- Prioritized remediation planRecommendations ordered by risk, impact and correction effort.
- Technical and executive debriefPresentation of results to security teams and leaders.
Next step
Find out how far an attack could advance.
Talk to Fortis Aegis to define a scenario compatible with your assets, risks and security objectives.
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