1. Red Team “You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means” – Inigo Montoya

2. Intro - Greg Huff  CISSP  Sr. Engineer – Red Team  Co-founded Red Team for Fortune 50

3. Why do we do security testing?  Industry compliance  PCI  FIPS  Government regulations  HIPAA  GLBA  FISMA  Number 1 reason why??:  Because we have to!

4. Vulnerability Assessment  Fully automated  Can be scheduled  Real-time detections  Interpretation of results requires some technical knowledge.  Detects presence of public exploits, misconfigurations, outdated patch levels, default credentials, etc.

5. Vulnerability Assessment (cont.) Commonly used tools:  Nessus  Configurations, patch levels, public exploits  Burp Suite  Web applications, API’s  Nexpose  Similar to Nessus, browser-based checking

6. Penetration Testing  Combination of automated and manual testing  Results of vulnerability scan may lend to successful penetration into an environment.  Exploitation of known vulnerabilities  Privilege escalation  Generally not designed to be stealthy or test response plans and defensive capabilities

7. Penetration Testing (cont.) Commonly used tools  Often the same as vulnerability scan tools  Exploitation frameworks  Usually targeted against specific infrastructure/applications

8. Red Team  Real-world attack simulation  Significant reconnaissance effort  Penetration into environment  Avoidance of security monitoring  Persistence maintained

9. Red Team (cont.)  Wide variety of attacks  Advanced social-engineering  Physical attacks  Custom exploit development  Act as aggressors to test defensive capabilities and response  More deliberate, paced compared to a standard pen test  Will adapt to countermeasures, maintain persistence, and continue attacks  Goal/scenario-based testing

10. Testing Comparison 10 Level of Effort, Cost and Time Attack Sophistication Vulnerability Assessment Penetration Testing Red Team Unsophisticated Threats Misconfigurations Default creds Largest Threat Landscape Hactivists Script Kiddies Identity Theft High Capability Threats (Nation States, Organized Crime, APT)

11. Should I have an internal Red Team?  Need vs. want  Org size  Regulatory requirements  Security funding  Industry Do I want to know what I don’t?  Org socialization  Mission statement  Service catalog  Partnerships with HR, legal, etc.  Learning opportunities First question to ask…

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