Social engineering
phishing, pretexting, and the human factor.
MAX / RED TEAMAPPROACH
Consulting
Red Team
See how your defense reacts to a simulated adversary.
Red Team is the test closest to a real attack. Unlike a pentest — which aims to find as many flaws as possible within a defined scope — Red Team has an objective (for example, reaching a critical asset) and uses any realistic path to get there, without warning the defensive teams. The focus isn't just "does the flaw exist?" but "does the company notice and respond?"
Talk to a specialist01 / HOW WE WORK
Our approach
We simulate an adversary with defined objectives, with no prior warning to the defensive teams. The exercise may involve social engineering, physical intrusion, lateral movement, and evasion techniques to test people, processes, and technology in an integrated way.
TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW
AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.
How AI supports this service
Max Security uses artificial intelligence to optimize the Red Team exercise — saving time in the preparation and analysis phases.
- OSINT and reconnaissance: AI speeds the collection of public information about the target.
- Social engineering: AI helps craft realistic phishing-lure variations for the authorized tests.
- Data analysis: AI organizes the large volumes of data collected during the operation.
Human control first: running the operation, the tactical decisions, and ethical, safe conduct are always handled by our specialists. AI supports; people operate.
02 / SERVICE SCOPE
What the exercise covers
Physical intrusion
attempts to access facilities and restricted areas.
Lateral movement
advancing through the network from a foothold.
Evasion
techniques to avoid detection by the controls.
Reaching the objective
demonstrating impact once the agreed goal is met.
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03 / ENGAGEMENT OUTPUTS
What you receive
- A narrative of the exercise: how the adversary advanced, step by step.
- An assessment of how the Blue Team detected and responded (or not) to each action.
- Recommendations to strengthen detection and response.
- A basis to evolve toward collaborative Purple Team exercises.
04 / YOUR COMPANY
Who it's for / when to engage
- Companies with security maturity that already run pentests regularly.
- Organizations that have (or are building) a defensive team and want to test it.
- A realistic validation of incident detection and response capability.
05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions, answered.
What's the difference between Red Team and a pentest?
A pentest seeks breadth of flaws within a scope; Red Team pursues an objective stealthily, also testing detection and response.
What is Purple Team?
It's when the offensive (Red) and defensive (Blue) teams work together to improve the defense based on the exercise. A Red Team engagement can evolve into this format.