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= Red Teaming Discussion and Resources =
= Red Teaming Discussion and Resources =


This topic overlaps with the [[certifications.md|certifications section]] but focuses on resources for applying the knowledge.
This section expands on the application of red teaming tactics and includes relevant resources for practical use. See the [[certifications|Certifications section]] for details on certifications. For strategies in Digital Force Protection (DFP), refer to the [[dfp-guide|Digital Force Protection Guide]].


For the prevention and response against red team tactics, consider the [[dfp-guide.md|Digital Force Protection guide]]
<span id="ethical-and-legal-considerations"></span>
== Ethical and Legal Considerations ==
== Ethical and Legal Considerations ==
* Guidelines on ethical practices and adherence to legal standards when conducting red teaming exercises.
* Obtaining consent and ensuring all activities are properly authorized is important.
* Emphasis on following data protection, privacy, and intrusion laws in physical and digital red teaming exercises.


'' Discuss ethical guidelines and legal boundaries essential for red teaming.
'' Information on obtaining consent and conducting authorized activities.
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== Toolkits and Guides ==
== Toolkits and Guides ==
* Comprehensive list of tools and software used in red teaming.
* Tutorials on effective tool usage, focusing on ethical hacking tools, social engineering methods, and physical intrusion techniques.
** [[location-tracking|Location Tracking Guide]]: Effective methods and tools for tracking individuals or devices.
** [[physical-entry|Physical Entry]]: Techniques for legally and ethically testing physical security systems.
** [[rfid|RFID Red Teaming Guide]]: Focuses on using RFID technology in red teaming.
** [[Sock-Puppet-Creation-Outline|Sock Puppet Creation Outline]]: Guidelines for creating false personas for social engineering operations, linked to [[research|Community Research Resources]].


'' List of tools and software used in red teaming.
'' Guides and tutorials on effective tool usage.
''' [[location-tracking.md|Location Tracking Guide]]
''' [[physical-entry|Physical Entry]]
''''' [[rfid.md|RFID Red Teaming Guide]]
''' [[Sock-Puppet-Creation-Outline|Sock Puppet Creation Outline]] - [[research|Community Research Resources]]
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== Case Studies and Scenarios ==
== Case Studies and Scenarios ==
* Real-life examples of successful red team operations, with details on tactics, tools, and outcomes.
* Hypothetical scenarios designed to challenge red teamers to think critically about security vulnerabilities and their mitigation.
* Use cases in both digital and physical red teaming to simulate potential security breaches.


'' Examples of successful red team operations and the strategies employed.
'' Hypothetical scenarios to help think through complex red teaming situations.
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== Techniques for Maintaining Anonymity ==
== Techniques for Maintaining Anonymity ==
* Best practices for maintaining anonymity during operations, including using secure tools and services for identity protection.
* Strategies for masking digital footprints, using encryption, and managing operational security (OPSEC) throughout engagements.


'' Methods and best practices for maintaining operational security and personal anonymity.
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== Communication Security ==
== Communication Security ==
* Guidelines for securing team communications during red teaming activities, ensuring no leaks or breaches occur.
* Overview of secure communication platforms and encryption methods.
** [[phishing|Phishing and Smishing Guide]]: How to secure against common phishing and smishing tactics.
** [[email-security|Email Security Guide]]: Techniques for maintaining email security during red team operations.


'' Guidelines and tools for securing communications within the team and with external entities.
'' Importance of operational security in communications.
''' [[phishing.md|Phishing and Smishing Guide]]
''''' [[email-security.md|Email Security Guide]]
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== Workshops and Training Opportunities ==
== Workshops and Training Opportunities ==
* Information on upcoming red teaming workshops, webinars, and hands-on training sessions.
* Opportunities to learn about the latest red teaming tools, techniques, and methodologies.


'' Information on upcoming workshops, webinars, and training sessions.
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== Feedback and Incident Reporting ==
== Feedback and Incident Reporting ==
* How community members can provide constructive feedback on red teaming resources and training.
* Protocols for reporting incidents, security breaches, or ethical concerns during or after red team exercises.


'' How members can provide feedback on the wiki and group activities.
[[Category:Red Teaming]]
'' Protocol for reporting incidents or ethical concerns.
[[Category:Cybersecurity]]
[[Category:Ethical Hacking]]
[[Category:Training Resources]]
[[Category:Security Practices]]

Latest revision as of 02:22, 24 September 2024

Red Teaming Discussion and Resources

This section expands on the application of red teaming tactics and includes relevant resources for practical use. See the Certifications section for details on certifications. For strategies in Digital Force Protection (DFP), refer to the Digital Force Protection Guide.

Ethical and Legal Considerations

  • Guidelines on ethical practices and adherence to legal standards when conducting red teaming exercises.
  • Obtaining consent and ensuring all activities are properly authorized is important.
  • Emphasis on following data protection, privacy, and intrusion laws in physical and digital red teaming exercises.

Toolkits and Guides

  • Comprehensive list of tools and software used in red teaming.
  • Tutorials on effective tool usage, focusing on ethical hacking tools, social engineering methods, and physical intrusion techniques.

Case Studies and Scenarios

  • Real-life examples of successful red team operations, with details on tactics, tools, and outcomes.
  • Hypothetical scenarios designed to challenge red teamers to think critically about security vulnerabilities and their mitigation.
  • Use cases in both digital and physical red teaming to simulate potential security breaches.

Techniques for Maintaining Anonymity

  • Best practices for maintaining anonymity during operations, including using secure tools and services for identity protection.
  • Strategies for masking digital footprints, using encryption, and managing operational security (OPSEC) throughout engagements.

Communication Security

  • Guidelines for securing team communications during red teaming activities, ensuring no leaks or breaches occur.
  • Overview of secure communication platforms and encryption methods.

Workshops and Training Opportunities

  • Information on upcoming red teaming workshops, webinars, and hands-on training sessions.
  • Opportunities to learn about the latest red teaming tools, techniques, and methodologies.

Feedback and Incident Reporting

  • How community members can provide constructive feedback on red teaming resources and training.
  • Protocols for reporting incidents, security breaches, or ethical concerns during or after red team exercises.