RTCS RedOps™
Red Teaming for Real Adversaries
Full-spectrum red teaming for IT, cloud, applications, people, process, and physical security. RTCS RedOps simulates realistic adversary behavior to expose the gaps attackers would exploit.
- IT + Physical Red Teaming
- Social Engineering
- Executive Reporting
Red Team Reality
Threats do not respect boundaries.
A real attacker does not stop at a vulnerability scan. They chain exposed systems, weak identity controls, employee behavior, cloud paths, physical access, and process weaknesses to reach objectives.
External Attack Paths
Simulate attacker entry from public-facing systems, exposed services, and cloud assets.
Internal Breach Scenarios
Test lateral movement, privilege escalation, and internal targeting after initial access.
Physical Intrusion Testing
Assess access controls, tailgating exposure, facility process gaps, and badge workflows.
Social Engineering Operations
Measure how people and processes respond to realistic attacker tactics.
Identity & Privilege Escalation
Abuse tokens, permissions, roles, accounts, and identity pathways to test resilience.
Full-Spectrum Adversary Simulation
What RedOps™ covers
External Red Teaming
Adversary simulation against internet-facing infrastructure, applications, cloud assets, and exposed services.
Internal Red Teaming
Lateral movement, internal reconnaissance, privilege escalation, persistence, and detection testing.
Physical Red Teaming
Authorized attempts against facilities, access workflows, offices, and operational security controls.
Social Engineering
Phishing, vishing, pretexting, tailgating, and human-targeted tests with approved scope and safety controls.
Credential & Identity Attack Simulation
Credential theft simulation, password spraying checks, identity abuse, MFA process review, and token-risk validation.
Wireless & Facility Security Testing
Wireless exposure, facility network risks, visitor processes, endpoint access, and physical-digital attack paths.
Cloud / SaaS Attack Paths
Cloud control plane abuse, SaaS misconfiguration, exposed identity paths, and cloud-to-enterprise attack chains.
Detection & Response Validation
Validate SOC, SIEM, EDR, alerting, escalation, incident response, and executive visibility under attack.
Cyber + Physical
We test where others do not.
IT Red Teaming
Simulated cyber operations across external attack paths, internal networks, cloud services, applications, identity systems, and detection controls.
- External and internal attack paths
- Cloud, SaaS, identity, and application abuse
- Lateral movement and privilege escalation
- Detection and response validation
Physical Red Teaming
Authorized testing of offices, facilities, access controls, human processes, security procedures, and real-world physical intrusion scenarios.
- Tailgating and facility access attempts
- Badge, visitor, and access control process testing
- Lock, perimeter, CCTV, and security workflow review
- Executive and high-value target simulations
Beta
RTCS PhishSim™ — Phishing Simulation Platform
Our phishing simulation platform is currently in beta. RedOps engagements can include realistic phishing workflows, campaign automation, credential-capture simulation, reporting, and awareness-focused evidence for leadership and security teams.
- Email phishing simulations
- Campaign dashboards
- Awareness metrics
- Executive reporting
Red Team Methodology
Built like attackers. Reported like defenders.
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Scope & Objectives
Define objectives, rules of engagement, target boundaries, and safety controls.
- 02
Recon & Intelligence
Gather intelligence, map attack paths, and identify realistic adversary opportunities.
- 03
Adversary Planning
Build attack paths, scenarios, payloads, and objectives for approved simulation.
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Execute & Simulate
Perform controlled cyber, social, and physical red team operations.
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Validate Detection
Measure alerts, response, visibility, escalation, and containment performance.
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Report & Remediate
Deliver executive and technical findings with prioritized remediation guidance.
What We Emulate
Real-world attack paths.
- Phishing, vishing, and social engineering scenarios
- External web, cloud, identity, and infrastructure entry points
- Internal lateral movement and privilege escalation paths
- Cloud control plane and SaaS abuse scenarios
- Physical access attempts, tailgating, badge process gaps, and facility exposure
- Detection gaps, response weaknesses, and executive visibility failures
Why RTCS RedOps
Actionable security outcomes.
Realistic adversary mindset
We think like attackers but operate within clear authorization and safety boundaries.
Cross-domain testing
Cyber, physical, identity, people, process, and cloud risks are tested as connected attack paths.
Executive clarity
Findings are translated into business risk, board-level priorities, and remediation roadmaps.
Remediation-focused delivery
The goal is not theater. It is measurable security improvement and validated risk reduction.
Deliverables
What you receive
Executive Summary
Clear leadership view of objectives, impact, risk, and business exposure.
Attack Path Report
Mapped attack chains showing how weaknesses connect across systems and processes.
Evidence & Findings
Validated findings with screenshots, timelines, impact, and controlled proof.
Detection Review
Assessment of monitoring, alerting, escalation, and response visibility.
Remediation Plan
Prioritized steps to strengthen controls, reduce exposure, and validate improvements.
Red Team FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Red teaming is an authorized adversary simulation that tests how well an organization can prevent, detect, and respond to realistic attack paths across technology, people, process, and physical environments.
Penetration testing usually focuses on finding vulnerabilities in defined systems. RedOps focuses on achieving realistic attacker objectives through chained attack paths, social engineering, identity abuse, cloud exposure, internal movement, and physical security testing where approved.
Yes. RTCS RedOps can include authorized physical red teaming such as access control testing, tailgating simulation, visitor process review, facility workflow assessment, and security awareness validation within agreed rules of engagement.
Yes. RedOps can include phishing simulation and social engineering operations. RTCS is also developing PhishSim, a phishing simulation platform currently in beta, to support realistic campaigns, metrics, and reporting.
The engagement is planned around defined objectives, scope, safety controls, blackout windows, escalation contacts, and rules of engagement to minimize business disruption while still testing meaningful risk.
Organizations with mature security programs, critical systems, sensitive data, compliance exposure, executive risk concerns, or physical facility risks should consider red teaming to validate real-world resilience.
Yes. RTCS provides prioritized remediation guidance, executive summaries, technical findings, detection improvement recommendations, and follow-up validation options.
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