red-team-tactics

A red team engagement follows structured phases: scoping, reconnaissance, enumeration, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting aligned with OWASP standards to ensure repeatable offensive security assessments.

Reconnaissance involves OSINT gathering, asset discovery, and attack surface mapping to document techniques and understand the target from an attacker's perspective during a security assessment.

Security assessment reporting involves collecting evidence, documenting impact, assessing risk, and delivering remediation guidance to stakeholders within a structured red-team reporting framework.

Yes, the red-team workflow applies to vulnerability analysis, exploitation, and documentation across web apps, APIs, and internal networks, providing repeatable engagements and evidence collection.

Plan a simulated red-team attack by applying threat modeling to scoping, reconnaissance, and enumeration phases, ensuring structured execution and evidence-based risk assessment throughout the engagement.

Yes, the framework aligns vulnerability analysis, exploitation, and reporting phases with OWASP standards to satisfy functional requirements for repeatable engagements and remediation-guided documentation.