TEAMARES
Red and Blue Team Security Services
Red and blue team services to prepare for real-world threats. We can help you determine just how exposed your systems, services and data are to malicious actors.
REDTEAM Services
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Vulnerability Management
Our team will identify, classify, prioritize, remediate, and mitigate software vulnerabilities.
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Penetration Testing
We will conduct a compliance penetration test focused on the segmentation of Cardholder Data Environment (CDE) and other requirements set by PCI DSS compliance rules.
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Breach Attack as a Service
TEAMARES Breach Attack as a Service offers quick and flexible security control testing for your environment. Managed testing of scenarios by red team experts in TEAMARES provides a lighter demand on internal resources and a competitive pricing model over managing the solution yourself.
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Web Application Assessment
This assessment of clients’ web applications through static and dynamic code analysis includes a thorough review of application codes, and penetration testing using both automated and manual techniques.
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Red Team Training
Red team training provides a hands-on experience for information security concepts utilized in both offense and defense.
BLUETEAM Services
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Incident Response (IR) and IR Retainers
Our Incident Response (IR) team helps you limit the dwell time of an attacker through immediate response and we can proactively work with you to understand your preparedness with IR readiness services. Our IR retainers offer several options of professional service hours, and any unused hours may be applied to other IR and Professional Services engagements.
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IR Plans and Playbooks
IR Plans and Playbooks support coordinated response and communications for security incidents.
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IR Readiness Assessment
An IR Readiness Assessment will help you understand your organization’s readiness to detect, respond and recover from an incident.
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Tabletop Exercises
Tabletop Exercises are an effective method to ensure an organization’s IR plan will work as advertised.
The TEAMARES advantage
Our latest TEAMARES blogs
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How To Reverse Engineer the SolarWinds Hack
Author: Quentin Rhoads-Herrera, Director of Professional Services When it comes to security incidents involving malware, most of us rely on the information provided by the investigating firm to und… -
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Death to Vulnerability Management As We Know It
Vulnerability Management concepts are changing. The idea that vulnerability management is limited to scanning alone is being replaced with a wider and more comprehensive view. It’s now transforming… -
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Once More Unto the Breach: An Exploration into Breach Prevention and Response
Organizations continue to learn the hard way that cybersecurity breaches can happen for many reasons at companies of any size and maturity level. Hackers are relentless in testing the waters to rev…
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Penetration Testing Services
We’ll evaluate your security posture and determine how exposed your systems, services and data are to malicious threat actors.
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Breach Attack as a Service Solution Overview
CRITICALSTART‘s TEAMARES conducts continuous offensive security scenario-based testing to ensure defensive technology is properly configured. -
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Security Event Response IR Retainers
Don’t wait for a breach. Prepare now and rest easy knowing TEAMARES has your back.
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TEAMARES Red and Blue Services
Our goal is to understand your environment more deeply, to help assess how today’s attacks can impact your organization and better defend your environment from potential threats.
TEAMARES zero-day report
TEAMARES follows the pulse of all the latest malware and threats. Here’s the latest our team has discovered.
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MoFi Router Vulnerability Disclosure | Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the MoFi4500 router, an OpenWRT based wireless router that provides Internet access via LTE. | Learn More | |
VMWare Fusion Local Privilege Escalation | VMware Fusion contains a local privilege escalation vulnerability that allows an attacker to inject a malicious path into the system-wide PATH environment variable. | Learn More | |
Global Protect Local Privilege Escalation | A race condition vulnerability in the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect app on Windows allowed a local limited Windows user to execute programs with SYSTEM privileges. This issue can be exploited only while performing a GlobalProtect app upgrade. | Learn More | |
Hard-Coded Credentials in OpsRamp Gateway | During a recent penetration test, CRITICALSTART‘s TEAMARES researchers discovered that OpsRamp Gateway has an administrative account named vadmin that allows root SSH access to the server. This account was unknown to clients unless requested through a support process. At that time the vendor states they would provide the account to the client and request that they change the password. | Learn More | |
CIPAce Enterprise Platform | CRITICALSTART‘s TEAMARES researchers have released a steady cadence of advice regarding the importance of testing your systems regularly for vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities uncovered during an external penetration test drives home this necessity. | Learn More | |
Authentication Bypass in Infinias elDC32 Webserver | With access to a system’s control interface, a malicious actor can unlock controls remotely, allowing them to gain physical entry to restricted areas. However, lessons learned from other breaches can help everyone better understand how to prevent unwanted access. | Learn More | |
Tiff Server 4.0 from AquaForest | The product Tiff Server 4.0 from AquaForest is vulnerable to the following:
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ManageEngine Privilege Escalation Windows | After running into ManageEngine products on a number of penetration tests, we decided to take a closer look at their products and see if there were any vulnerabilities that we could take advantage of. | Learn More |
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MoFi Router Vulnerability Disclosure
Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the MoFi4500 router, an OpenWRT based wireless router that provides Internet access via LTE. -
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VMWare Fusion Local Privilege Escalation
VMware Fusion contains a local privilege escalation vulnerability that allows an attacker to inject a malicious path into the system-wide PATH environment variable. -
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Global Protect Local Privilege Escalation
A race condition vulnerability in the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect app on Windows allowed a local limited Windows user to execute programs with SYSTEM privileges. This issue can be exploited only while performing a GlobalProtect app upgrade. -
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Hard-Coded Credentials in OpsRamp Gateway
During a recent penetration test, CRITICALSTART‘s TEAMARES researchers discovered that OpsRamp Gateway has an administrative account named vadmin that allows root SSH access to the server. This account was unknown to clients unless requested through a support process. At that time the vendor states they would provide the account to the client and request that they change the password. -
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CIPAce Enterprise Platform
CRITICALSTART‘s TEAMARES researchers have released a steady cadence of advice regarding the importance of testing your systems regularly for vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities uncovered during an external penetration test drives home this necessity. -
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Authentication Bypass in Infinias elDC32 Webserver
With access to a system’s control interface, a malicious actor can unlock controls remotely, allowing them to gain physical entry to restricted areas. However, lessons learned from other breaches can help everyone better understand how to prevent unwanted access. -
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Tiff Server 4.0 from AquaForest
The product Tiff Server 4.0 from AquaForest is vulnerable to the following:
- Unauthenticated File and Directory Enumeration
- Unauthenticated Arbitrary File Download
- Unauthenticated SMB Hash Capture via UNC
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ManageEngine Privilege Escalation Windows
After running into ManageEngine products on a number of penetration tests, we decided to take a closer look at their products and see if there were any vulnerabilities that we could take advantage of.
