Red Hive - Criminally Good

Our Services

At Red Hive, we specialize in comprehensive offensive security engagements, guiding you through the full cycle from initial client consultation to final reporting and remediation. Our expertise covers:

Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing is an advanced security analysis that simulates real-world attack scenarios against corporate systems. The goal is to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before malicious actors can take advantage of them, allowing organizations to strengthen their infrastructure security.

Web Application Penetration Testing

This type of test is designed for corporate web applications, such as portals, e-commerce platforms, or internal systems accessible via browser. The analysis aims to identify and exploit potential weaknesses, assessing the application's ability to withstand compromise attempts. Testing methodologies:

Black Box: The test is conducted without any prior knowledge of the application.
White Box: The analysis is performed with full access to source code and architectural details.
Grey Box: The test is carried out with partial knowledge of the system, simulating an attack by an internal user or someone with limited access.

Network Penetration Testing

TThis activity focuses on corporate network infrastructure, identifying security flaws that could be exploited to gain unauthorized access or compromise resource availability. The goal is to assess the effectiveness of existing defenses and enhance network protection.

External Penetration Test: Simulates an attack from outside the organization to assess the network's resilience against external threats.
Internal Penetration Test: Mimics an attack from within, such as from a compromised employee or an infected device.

At the end of the penetration testing process, a detailed report is provided, documenting all activities performed and including essential information to help developers remediate identified vulnerabilities. The report offers a clear and in-depth overview of security risks, along with precise recommendations for quick resolution.

Red Teaming & Purple Teaming

Red Teaming is an advanced simulated attack designed to test an organization's overall security, going beyond technical vulnerabilities to assess the resilience of processes and people. Unlike Penetration Testing, which focuses on specific weaknesses, Red Teaming takes a broader, more strategic approach. Purple Teaming, on the other hand, is a collaborative methodology where the Red Team works alongside the Blue Team to improve defenses in real time. The Blue Team is responsible for protecting the corporate infrastructure, detecting, preventing, and responding to cyber threats. It monitors the network, analyzes threats, and strengthens security measures. Purple Teaming fosters continuous learning between attackers and defenders, optimizing the organization's security strategies.

Vulnerability Assessment

Vulnerability Assessment is a comprehensive analysis of security weaknesses within corporate systems. Using both automated tools and manual verification, it identifies misconfigurations and weak points that could expose the organization to risk. Unlike Penetration Testing, it does not involve actively exploiting vulnerabilities but provides a clear map of issues to be addressed.
Recommended frequency:

At least once every three months or after significant system changes;
In highly dynamic environments or those subject to strict regulations, monthly assessments are advised.

Code Review

Code Review is an in-depth analysis of source code aimed at identifying vulnerabilities before software is deployed or updated. Integrating this process into the development lifecycle allows security issues to be addressed promptly, reducing costs and risks associated with late-stage fixes. A proactive approach to code review ensures stronger and more resilient applications from the early stages of development.

Network Infrastructure Hardening

Hardening refers to the set of best practices designed to improve the security of corporate systems and networks by minimizing the attack surface. This process includes secure configuration of assets, applying updates and patches, network segmentation, and strict access management. Implementing effective hardening strategies is crucial for protecting corporate resources from internal and external threats.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)

OSINT (Open Source INTelligence) is the practice of collecting and analyzing information from open sources such as websites, social media, public databases, and official documents. This discipline allows businesses to obtain strategic data without relying on invasive methods, helping them prevent cyber threats and understand their "digital footprint." With OSINT, it is possible to identify vulnerabilities, monitor the dark web, and prevent attacks, enhancing corporate security and data integrity. In the field of cybersecurity, this practice is essential for anticipating risks and making informed decisions based on concrete data.

Cybersecurity Training

A cybersecurity training program is essential to raise awareness and equip employees with the knowledge needed to recognize and counter threats such as phishing and credential misuse. Educating staff on best practices, such as secure password management and handling sensitive information, reduces the risk of attacks and strengthens the organization's overall security. Continuous training ensures that employees stay up to date on emerging threats and the most effective protection techniques.