85% of breaches involve a human element.
61% of breaches involved credentials.
43% of all breaches in 2021 were phishing related.
10% of all reported breaches in 2021 involved ransomware.
Industry Challenges
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Evolving Security Threats
Cybercriminals continuously explore new ways to exploit vulnerabilities, making it difficult for organizations to keep up with new and evolving security threats. -
Expanding Network Perimeters
A growing remote workforce is putting companies of all sizes at risk from improperly configured networks, and inadequate endpoint security. -
Meeting Compliance Requirements
Understanding security compliance requirements to remain in compliance can be confusing and overwhelming for many businesses to manage and maintain. -
Maintaining Business Speed
Many organizations are turning to cloud environments for greater efficiencies and stability, but with new infrastructure and network dynamics come unknown risks and attack paths.
Solutions by Industry
RedTeam Security is your dedicated offensive security partner. We help ensure your organization is ready to combat security threats from all angles. We help you uncover security vulnerabilities and defend against threats such as systems hacks, malware or ransomware attacks, or from cybercriminals illicitly accessing your network. High-target industries such as governments, banks, and infrastructure are at even higher risk. Businesses within these high-profile industries should prepare for and protect against specific types of threats.
Information Technology and Services
The information technology industry is constantly changing, leaving them at risk of cyber-attacks and making vulnerable their customer's privacy.
Healthcare
The healthcare industry is frequently targeted by cybercriminals seeking high value information such as patient records.
Financial Services
The financial services industry is at risk of cyber attacks due to large monetary payoffs, but a data breach can mean losing more than money.
Government Agencies
Government agencies must comply with a variety of standards and regulations to improve their security infrastructures against security attacks.
Education
The education sector has many users accessing their networks and systems through personal devices which adds an extra layer of risk.
Hospitality and Travel
In the hospitality and travel industry, over 50% of all bookings are online, and safeguarding intellectual property is priority number one.
Non-Profits / Small Businesses
For non-profits and small businesses, limited budgets and resources and the use of third-party vendors can make them a prime target for cybercrime.
Energy and Utilities
A cyber attack on energy and utility organizations can affect every industry that depends on energy and utility needs, disrupting the lives of large populations.
Logistics
Logistics companies are entwined within production facilities and are dependent on manufacturers, all of which makes this industry a prime target.
Manufacturing
As more industrial control systems (ICS) are connected to smart devices and enterprise IT systems, manufacturers become more exposed to cyber attacks.
Retail / eCommerce
Retailers are faced with the challenges of operating their businesses, keeping up with new, emerging threat patterns, and maintaining PCI compliance.
Legal Services
Legal services should provide client confidentiality beyond formal non-disclosure agreements by ensuring their IT infrastructure is sufficiently secure to protect sensitive data.
Automotive
The automotive industry is undergoing a global IT transformation, making now a crucial time to understand assets and uncover security vulnerabilities.
Media and Entertainment
The media and entertainment industry hosts user credentials and account information for millions of users, making strong security measures a must.
Information Security Services
The RedTeam Security Mission
Our goal is to stay ahead of malicious actors. As an attacker's expertise advances, so must our own. We stay one step ahead of malicious actors by beating them at their own game using industry-standard frameworks of common attacks that reflect the various phases of an adversary's attack lifecycle and the platforms they are known to target.
Our state-of-the-art in-house scripts and tools can stand up against any malicious actor's script. Our team of pen testers is located across the nation, giving us access to local industry professional groups to share local cutting-edge knowledge rapidly.
Distinct Differentiators
Manual Intensive Testing
A comprehensive penetration test can only be achieved through rigorous manual testing which is why we spend 80% of our time on manual exploits and scripts.
Industry-Leading Tools
We assess systems by simulating real-world attacks, utilizing commercial tools, internally developed tools, and the same tools that hackers use on each assessment.
Free Remediation Retesting
Our objective is to help empower our clients to remediate vulnerabilities, not just find them, which is why we offer no-cost remediation retesting.
Extensive Industry Experience
Our national penetration testing team brings decades of experience and holds leading industry certifications to bring our clients cutting-edge offensive security services.
Ask Our Experts
- Why is having an information security program important?
Organizations need information security programs to protect resources from bad actors both outside and inside your business to protect your technology assets and physical space.
- How will my business benefit from penetration testing services?
- Provides in-depth analysis of your current cybersecurity position
- Gain insight into any existing vulnerabilities
- Pinpoint any human weaknesses in your operational protocols
- Learn remediation strategies to reduce exposure to any identified vulnerabilities
- Should I include cybersecurity costs in my annual budget? Yes, it should, as it costs doing business and normal maintenance and upkeep. Updating systems, staffing, or vulnerability scanning, pen testing, training, or phishing activities reduces company exposure risk and minimizes long-term costs.
- Why are cybersecurity threats increasing? Threats are evolving and appear in many forms and even mimic current events. Software quickly becomes outdated or obsolete, and often new patches are not provided to protect against newly found or created vulnerabilities.
- What are the most common barriers to addressing cybersecurity within an organization? The most common cybersecurity barriers for an organization range from a lack of resources to a lack of understanding of the risks and the impact of cybersecurity on an organization.