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RedTeam
Protection has located billions of dollars of proprietary data exposed
on public servers. Imagine what we can find through an in depth
vulnerability assessment. Our time tested concepts can be applied to
any technology.
Leak Alert
Our leak alert program notifies the corporation of proprietary
information published on the web. Many employees bring work home,
beyond the control of corporate server restrictions. RedTeam uses both
Internet algorithms as well as underground file sharing search strings.
Just because your
system is secure, does not mean your clients are secure. If
your client leaks proprietary information regarding your business,
RedTeam will know. If your lawyer or accountant leaks your corporate
data, we will know.
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Phish Alert
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RedTeam
notifies client's corporate council of a duplicate phishing page on the
web, used to obtain passwords to customer accounts. When phishers steal
your source code, it is rather easy for the webmaster to track the
hacker, however, most hackers now download your site and upload it onto
their own server. This makes tracking from your server nearly
impossible. We use linguistic search stings to locate leaks on any
server.
Libel Alert
RedTeam uses over 1,000 linguistic search strings to mine the
web
in search of false statements, that could greatly impact the
stability
of your corporation.
Tap Alert
The problem with most commercial spyware products, is
that
they are recognized as legitimate products by major anti-virus
corporations.
RedTeam can track whether or not copies of corporate
mail
are being read or forwarded to third parties without authorization. Are
you worried someone is checking your email? We can legally track the IP
address of those who enter your mailbox without authority.
BackgroundME
Are your concerned your identity has been stolen? Worried about what
information may be uncovered during an important job interview? Afraid
of stalkers obtaining your confidential information? BackgroundMe is a
service dedicated to personal
privacy protection,
and the location of inaccurate information reported by data
aggregators. Most people are surprised what information can be obtained
by just about anyone.
Technical Surveillance
Countermeasures (TSCM)
Redteam can locate both physical and electronic instruments used to
intercept computer and telephone communications. Redteam can also quickly and discretely sweep your board room prior to confidential
meetings, in an effort to locate illegal interception devices. Social
Engineering Vulnerability Assessments
We
understand the balance between security and convenience,
however, there are many security practices which, if
implemented, will not effect your day to day
operations. Redteam specializes in utilizing limited
amounts of information, that generate unlimited amounts of
actionable intelligence.
Encryption Services
Encrypting
confidential data is easier and cheaper than you think. In one day, we
can add a vital layer of security to your corporation. Plus, if an
encrypted laptop is lost, many states have mandatory reporting
exemptions.
Corporate Due
Diligence Services
Are
you looking for a simple criminal record check, or, are you interested
in high level vetting, behavioral profiles, and associations with
criminal enterprises? RedTeam provides several levels of verifiable intelligence to fit our client's needs.
Custom Solutions
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for not appear on our list, contact us to determine whether you qualify
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Every
company has competition. Leaders stay ahead by gathering data about
adversaries in the form of competitive intelligence. Leading firms do
everything from track a competitor’s product name online to engage in
elaborate corporate war games. Gain a strategic advantage by gathering
and analyzing information about rivals and yourself.
Mine
Online
Companies that check the Internet’s extensive resources need to
prioritize their efforts, says Troy Janisch, founder of Icon
Interactive Group. “If you’re not ultimately using the information that
you collect for some purpose, you’ve wasted the time spent gathering
it,” Janisch told IBD. Online information sources Janisch uses include:
Spyfu.com — to find out how much companies pay to advertise on search
engines.
The Wayback Machine at archive.org — to see the history of a firm’s
site in the form of pages the company has replaced or removed.
Alexa.org — to track Web site traffic numbers.
“If you only do one thing, set up Google e-mail alerts based on
competitor names, their product names and keywords related to your
industry,” Janisch said. “It’s one of the quickest ways to find out if
a competitor is up to something new.”
Leonard
Fuld’s competitive intelligence firm, Fuld & Co., carries out
corporate war games to give clients an edge. “What war games allow you
to do is see scenarios in advance. Then as you see changes in the
market, you have a strategy in your hip pocket,” Fuld told IBD.
The first step is a well-defined situation. A pharmaceutical company
might play out what will happen when a drug patent expires. By making
the situation as real as possible, war games go beyond the typical
executive retreat.
“War games
wipe out all the
political nonsense and really lay bare the options,” Fuld said. “It’s
not just brainstorming. You can’t defy gravity here. Your ideas have to
work.”
In 2006, Fuld held an
exhibition war game,
with MIT and Harvard University playing out the digital entertainment
battle among Apple, Microsoft, News Corp. and Verizon.
“We learned that News Corp. would dominate because they were learning
very fast that content is king,” Fuld said. “We also saw Apple’s
introduction of the iTV seven months in advance.”
Counterintelligence
As
you look at your competitors, keep in mind they’re also looking at you.
Rian Wroblewski, a privacy consultant with RedTeamProtection.com, helps
companies seal their own information leaks.
“What happens is people publish things online by accident,” he told
IBD. “People are the weakest link.”
Wroblewski says his most startling online discovery was the
psychological profile of a CEO.
Sometimes Wroblewski catches the leak before it’s been widely viewed.
Other times, it’s too late. “If there are 650 hits, we can tell that
you have a pretty big problem,” he
said.
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