Security Testing and Red Teaming

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 Vulnerability testing identifies weaknesses in your systems before attackers can exploit them. Red Orb scans, analyzes, and validates potential risks across networks, applications, and cloud environments, providing clear guidance on what needs attention and why. 

 Penetration testing goes beyond detection by safely simulating real attacks to determine how access can be gained and what impact it creates. Red Orb validates exploitable weaknesses and provides clear steps to reduce real-world risk. 

 Red Teaming evaluates your organization’s full ability to detect, respond, and recover from a skilled adversary. Red Orb conducts controlled, goal-oriented operations that mimic real-world threat behavior, testing technology, people, processes, and decision-making under real-world pressure.  

 Identify vulnerabilities across your internet-facing systems and applications. This assessment provides a clear view of externally exposed weaknesses that could be targeted by attackers. 

 Evaluate vulnerabilities within your internal network, systems, and configurations. This assessment provides insight into risks that may be exploited after initial access is gained. 

 A comprehensive assessment that combines internal and external testing to identify, validate, and prioritize vulnerabilities across your full environment. This engagement focuses on how weaknesses interact, where risk concentrates, and what paths attackers could realistically use.

 A focused penetration test of your internet-facing systems to identify and validate real attack paths. This engagement demonstrates how an attacker could gain initial access and what impact that access creates. 

 A broader external penetration test that expands scope and depth to uncover additional attack paths. This engagement explores how attackers can chain vulnerabilities and move beyond initial access. 

 A full-scale penetration test designed to simulate real-world compromise beyond initial access. This engagement evaluates how attackers establish control, move through systems, and interact with critical data and operations once inside your environment. 

 Used when organizations need to understand how effectively they detect and respond to realistic adversary behavior.

This approach simulates credible attack scenarios to identify gaps in visibility, response, and coordination across security controls and teams. 

 Used when organizations need to understand whether a specific security objective could be achieved by an adversary.

This approach aligns to defined business risks, such as access to sensitive data or critical systems, and evaluates how that outcome could be reached under realistic conditions. 

 Used when organizations need to understand their resilience against sustained and coordinated attack activity.

This approach simulates a full adversary campaign, evaluating detection, response, and decision-making across people, processes, and technology.