Adversary Simulation
Even if an organization has robust security controls and procedures in place, there is still a possibility that they may not be able to identify and manage a compromise easily.
​
In the event that incident response teams, commonly referred to as "blue teams," of an organization do not rehearse their detection and response skills, the chance of successfully executing them in a genuine breach situation is significantly lowered.
Test your Blue Today and discover weakness and places to improve and find your strengths.
​
Get Sneaky with DL Info Shield Red Team
Hey there! Ever wonder how secure your digital stuff really is? Well, that's where we come in! We're the DL Info Shield Red Team, and we're all about testing out your security setup in a super sneaky way.
​
Here's the deal: We use some seriously cool tech to pretend we're bad guys trying to break into your system. It's like a game of hide-and-seek, but with your data. While we're doing our sneaky stuff, your blue team (that's your security folks) gets to see how they'd handle a real attack.
​
Once we're done playing our game, we'll sit down with your blue team and give them the scoop on what we did and how they did. Plus, we'll dish out some tips on how to beef up your security even more.
​
So, if you're curious about how secure your digital fortress really is, give us a shout! We'd love to come by and give your system a once-over. Just hit us up to schedule an assessment.
Benefits
Put your tools through their paces.
If you want to identify weaknesses in your detection and response technologies, you might simulate attacks that are meant to circumvent them. You should adjust your tools so that they have improved detection capabilities. In the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, simulated attacks are mapped to the framework.
Evaluate your team
In order to evaluate how successfully your incident response blue teams are able to identify and respond to an assault, you may conduct exercises that involve red teaming and purple teaming. Red teaming is characterized by stealth, and purple teaming is characterized by collaboration. When it comes to developing assault scenarios, your blue team collaborates with our red team.
Give your programs a try.
Are you concerned about ransomware or other risks that are making headlines? The success of your incident response processes against high-profile assaults may be evaluated through the use of threat intelligence testing, which simulates the methods that attackers employ in their operations.