Red Team

 Risk is determined by considering the likelihood that known threats will exploit vulnerabilities, and what effects may occur as a result. In order to minimize your organizational risk, avoid business disruption, protect your people and assets, and ensure regulatory compliance you must maintain an ongoing assessments of the effectiveness of our current security measures. Our Red Team tests are designed to do just that. Acting as opposition for law enforcement agencies in active shooter scenarios, testing security for professional sports teams and venues, transportation security tests,  and working with corporate teams to assess vulnerabilities are a part of the services our teams perform.  .

A red team is a group of individuals who are tasked with playing the role of a potential adversary to test and evaluate the effectiveness of an organization's security measures. In the context of a grayman, a red team would be a group of people who are trained to act as a potential threat to the grayman's security, and would attempt to breach the grayman's defenses in order to expose any weaknesses or vulnerabilities.

The red team would be given access to information about the grayman's security protocols, infrastructure, and personnel in order to simulate a real-world attack. They may use a variety of tactics, including social engineering, hacking, physical intrusion, and surveillance, in order to achieve their objective.

The ultimate goal of the red team is to identify any weaknesses or vulnerabilities in the grayman's security posture, and to provide recommendations for how to strengthen it. By conducting regular red team exercises, the grayman can ensure that their security measures are effective and up-to-date, and that they are prepared to defend against potential threats.