Red teaming is becoming a critical practice for organizations deploying advanced technologies, particularly AI systems and complex digital infrastructure. By simulating real-world adversarial attacks, red teaming helps identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them. However, the practice also raises important legal and regulatory considerations that extend far beyond technical security. One major issue is product […]
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As endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools grow stronger, attackers are finding smarter ways to outmaneuver them. A recent report reveals that adversaries are modifying the Sliver framework — a legitimate, open-source command-and-control tool used by red teams — to create custom payloads that slip past modern EDR defenses. By tweaking Sliver’s default binaries, removing […]
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As AI systems grow more advanced, so do the risks that come with them. From hallucinated answers to unintended bias and even security breaches, AI models, especially generative and multimodal ones, are being deployed faster than we’re able to secure them. That’s where red teaming comes in. Originally used in military and cybersecurity operations, red […]
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