Red Teaming provides a comprehensive, threat-informed assessment of your organization’s resilience by simulating real-world attacks. Conducted by ethical hackers, this service tests not just digital defenses but also physical security and human factors.
This assessment evaluates your ability to detect, respond, and recover from advanced, targeted intrusions.
Dewaguard’s Red Teaming process can be conducted full-scope (physically) or digitally (remotely). This service utilizes the Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK framework, and align to SEOJK 29/2022 and PBI 2/2024.
Includes physical intrusion, cyber exploitation, and social engineering to emulate a realistic multi-vector attack.
Focuses on remote compromise scenarios such as phishing, credential abuse, and lateral movement, without physical execution.
Red Teaming helps organizations assess how effective their detection and response capabilities are against advanced threats.
Red Teaming does not only assess digital security but also includes physical security testing. This encompasses evaluating physical control systems such as surveillance and alarm mechanisms.
Red Teaming goes beyond identifying and assessing initial vulnerabilities. It also uncovers the potential actions a malicious actor might take to carry out a successful attack.
Red Teaming helps assess the effectiveness of your current security tools, including systems for threat detection, blocking, and response. This evaluation is crucial, as these tools serve as your primary defense against real-world cyberattacks.
Red Teaming enables organizations to uncover and prepare for previously unknown or unforeseen security risks, thereby strengthening the overall security posture.
Dewaguard’s Red Team builds attack scenarios tailored to your organization’s goals and environment.
Red Teaming begins with the collection of information related to the subject, technologies, and the surrounding environment. This stage is essential for planning the attack, selecting the appropriate tools to be developed, and defining the objectives of the Red Teaming operation.
Once the necessary information is gathered, the Red Team conducts a thorough analysis of the infrastructure, specific targets, and employees. The team will then determine the key actions required to ensure the success of the simulated attack.
The Red Team as ethical hackers attempts to breach protected systems. This phase also serves to evaluate the Blue Team's (defensive team) ability to detect and respond to attacks. Common methods include social engineering, wireless network attacks, and other tactics.
The Red Team proceeds by identifying vulnerabilities, exploiting them, constructing attack chains, and gradually escalating their access. While the attacks are conducted in real conditions, they don’t do any real harm to a network or its users.
After the testing is finished, the Red Team provides a comprehensive report outlining the identified weaknesses and offers recommendations to enhance the organization’s overall security posture.
Recognize, enhance, and sustain your system and network security posture with three key best practices to ensure optimal protection.
Conduct regular assessments to track your cybersecurity progress and identify areas for improvement. Conduct it at least once a year or whenever major changes occur, such as cloud migration or a company merger.
Your digital assets deserve round-the-clock protection. Dewaguard’s Blue Team monitors and defends your systems 24/7 using the latest technology and best practices.
Ensure your organization is aligned with global cybersecurity standards (ISO, OJK, PCI DSS, and more) to build customer trust, comply with regulations, and avoid financial losses.
The most effective solutions delivered by a trusted and reliable team of experts to address all your system and network security challenges. Your security is our highest priority.
