Red Team Services | Red Sentry

How Red Sentry’s Red Team Operates

Our methodology mirrors the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real attackers, executed safely and within defined rules of engagement. We identify how far a motivated adversary could go and how quickly your team can detect and contain them.

Engagement Steps:

Reconnaissance
OSINT collection, employee targeting, and external exposure mapping

Initial Access
Controlled phishing simulations, credential harvesting, and exploit chaining

Lateral Movement
Pivoting, privilege escalation, and accessing critical assets

Response Testing
Measuring detection speed, escalation,
and containment
effectiveness

Why Security Leaders Choose Red Sentry
for Web Application Penetration Testing

Jira integration that actually works - Findings become actionable tickets with CVEs and reproduction steps.

Reports for Humans and Auditors – Executive dashboards, technical deep-dives, CSV exports. Not another useless 47-page PDF.

One Engagement Covers Your Compliance Needs – Whether it's SOC2, HIPAA, PCI, or ISO 27001, our testing methodology maps to your specific framework requirements with audit-ready documentation.

Speed Without Shortcuts – While competitors take weeks to scope and deliver, we provide comprehensive results that fit your compliance timeline.

Transparent Pricing – Get accurate quotes in minutes, not weeks. No scope surprises, no procurement bottlenecks.

"The Red Sentry team was able to deliver quick, but thorough, results for my business. Their responsiveness and findings were critical in closing a new client engagement. I am looking forward to working with them in the future."

Craig Serold

Partner, Data Rooms

“Complete satisfaction. Nothing less. From concept to conclusion, you are in great hands throughout the entire process.”

Douglas G.

CEO - Computer & Network Security, unspecified

“Seamless, constructive and efficient. They are always quick to respond to customers and very easy to work with regarding scheduling.”

Ryan M.

Director of Sales - Accounting, unspecified

"Very good. They provided recognized credibility and gave us a clean bill of health on issues we had resolved."

David N.

Leader of Client Delight - Information, Technology and Services, unspecified

Craig Serold

Partner, Data Rooms

“Complete satisfaction. Nothing less. From concept to conclusion, you are in great hands throughout the entire process.”

Douglas G.

CEO - Computer & Network Security, unspecified

“Seamless, constructive and efficient. They are always quick to respond to customers and very easy to work with regarding scheduling.”

Ryan M.

Director of Sales - Accounting, unspecified

"Very good. They provided recognized credibility and gave us a clean bill of health on issues we had resolved."

David N.

Leader of Client Delight - Information, Technology and Services, unspecified

Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve pulled together the top questions companies ask when evaluating network penetration testing. From securing APIs to meeting SOC 2 compliance, here’s what matters most.

How is red teaming different from penetration testing?

Penetration testing identifies specific vulnerabilities. Red teaming simulates a determined adversary across people, processes, and technology to test prevention, detection, and response.

Who should consider red team services?

Red teaming is best for enterprises, regulated industries, or organizations with mature security programs looking to validate resilience against real-world attacks.

Will my team know a red team exercise is happening?

Typically no. Red team engagements are designed to test your live detection and response capabilities without prior notice.

How long does a red team exercise take?

Engagements typically last several weeks, depending on scope and complexity.

How is pricing determined for Red Sentry’s red team services?

Pricing depends on the scope of the engagement. Factors include the size of your environment, the types of systems in scope, whether social engineering or physical testing is included, and how long the exercise runs. Most engagements are custom-scoped to fit the needs of your organization.

How much notice do you need to begin a red team engagement?

Typically 2 to 4 weeks, depending on complexity and scheduling. We work with your leadership team to define scope and objectives before launching the exercise.

What deliverables will I receive at the end of a red team exercise?

You’ll receive a detailed report of findings, evidence of attack paths, and an executive summary that outlines business impact. We also provide a remediation roadmap and, if needed, a readout session with your leadership and security team.