The attacks of Social engineering have increased in last few years. They are done to stole target sensitive information or important data through misrepresentation and to use it against them. Social engineering threat is becoming more challenging as it depends upon human behavior.
Step1: Preparing the ground for the attack:
Identifies the victims(s).
Gathering background information.
Selecting attack method.
Step2: Deceiving the victim to gain foothold:
Engaging the target.
Spinning a story.
Taking control of interaction.
Step3: Obtaining the information for a period
IExpanding a foothold.
Executing the attack.
Disrupting business or/and siphoning data.
Step4: Closing the interaction, ideally without arousing suspicion
Removing all traces of malware.
Covering Tracks.
Bringing the charade to a natural end.
We at Redaallco use the Open Social Engineering Framework testing methodology. We divide our testing methodology in following steps:
Client brief
Planning the attack set-ups based on the clients’ needs
Intensive job scoping and research to create a threat model
Client debriefs.
Active social engineering engagement
Report creation & presentation
Our security experts help your organizations and guide you to save yourself from these social engineering attacks.
We make clear and comprehensively documented reports of vulnerabilities that discovered during the assessment. We provide following types of reports after the assessment to our client:
Technical Reports: Technical Report contains details of every identified vulnerability, and potential technical impact, exhibits and actionable remedies, and help organization patch the gaps identified.
Management Reports: Management Reports contains details of identified vulnerabilities, security level, along with the business impact of each vulnerability, which also contains executive summary along with findings conclusion and guidance.
Remediation Guidelines: We provide customize remediation guidance with complete audit programs, refineries and identification steps to follow for each loophole incidents for the future assaults.
