SRLabs Red is a team of hacking experts that perform attack simulations on corporate environments. We validate your security controls with real world end-to-end scenarios and help you understand your security posture beyond compliance checks and isolated tests.
“Our goal is to make hacking your network as difficult as possible.”
State-of-the-art hacking
We emulate real-world adversaries trying to compromise your network using state-of-the-art hacking techniques.
Real-world threats
We employ the same tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by real attackers, fully testing your detection capabilities and acting as a training partner for detection teams.
Support
We support our clients in navigating these sensitive projects, make sure the messaging is clear and balanced and meet everyone – especially defense teams – with friendliness and respect.
Our Approach
Get into the network
External reconnaissance
Gather information on the target and look for potential vulnerabilities
Initial compromise
Exploit vulnerabilities in external systems or perform phishing
Move through the network
Establish foothold
Persist position in the network including control and exfiltration channels
Internal reconnaissance
Search targets and map the network via scans or exfiltrated information
Escalate privileges
Access other accounts via stolen credentials or security issues
Move laterally
Compromise further systems to expand reach into the network
Complete mission
Complete mission
Exfiltrate data, manipulate information or sabotage systems
Ways to make you network stronger
Classical red team tests
A simulated hacker attempts to compromise the company's business processes to ensure all-around security.
EU-regulated TIBER exercises
An attack simulation on critical business functions and underlying systems: people, processes, and technology.
Purple team engagement
Collaboration of attackers' and defenders' mindsets to maximize both.
Active Directory architecture
Management of group memberships, access to corporate applications, and role assignment.
Why it matters
Red teaming generates information on many layers of corporate security, identifying the strong and weak spots in your network. This is combined with tactical and strategic advice to inform future roadmap and budget decisions.
Understand strengths and weaknesses
An end-to-end exercise generates information on many layers of corporate security and helps to understand your strong and weak spots by taking a complete organization in scope.
Test and train detection teams
Test your detection capabilities: log availability, rules for alerts, review, and response; and have a training partner for the detection teams (blue team) and create suggestions for what detections to implement next.
Catch relevant issues
Catch individual issues or structural problems that are missed by other security controls, and produce a list of high or critical findings to be addressed to improve security.
