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As a business owner, you know that having a strong security system is critical to keeping your company safe and secure.

But what's the difference between external and internal pentest?

Internal pentesting is when an IT professional hires an external company to examine the security of their network.

There are several reasons why this might happen:

1) You want to make sure that your current system is up-to-date with all the latest security protocols

2) You suspect there may be issues with your current system or you want someone else's opinion on whether or not your current system is sufficient

3) You're looking for recommendations on how to improve your current system

4) You need help implementing new technologies and processes into your enterprise so that it is more secure than it currently is

5) You need help managing all of these things, which can be overwhelming for one person alone (and we've all been there!)

External penetration testing software like Red Sentry allows companies to conduct these tests without having to hire anyone from outside their organization.

This means less overhead cost for them, which means more money can be spent on other areas of the business!

Penetration testing is the process of simulating a cyber attack to determine what weaknesses exist in the system.

Penetration testing services use specialized tools to try and penetrate your systems. It's a good idea to have this done regularly, as you never know what vulnerabilities might be present on your network or within your systems.

Red Sentry offers penetration testing services for companies of all sizes.
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We also offer red team cybersecurity services, which include threat assessment, incident response planning, and other related services.

Red teaming is a method of testing your cybersecurity by simulating an attack on your systems. This means that you can test for vulnerabilities in your system, including your employees' ability to identify and respond to a real-life attack.

Red teaming is part of a larger process called penetration testing, which looks at all aspects of your business from all angles—not just from the standpoint of cybersecurity.

The goal of penetration testing is to ensure that your business is secure against cyberattacks, but also that it can recover quickly if an attack does occur.

Penetration tests simulate real-world attacks from hackers and other malicious actors in order to detect security vulnerabilities and potential problems with your system.

Red teams are designed to mimic these attacks so closely that they can even fool your employees into thinking they're real.A red team is made up of two groups: the Red Team and the Blue Team.

The Red Team is the group that's trying to hack into your system, while the Blue Team is tasked with preventing them from doing so.

This way, you get an objective look at how easy it would be for someone else to break into your system—and how likely they'd be able to succeed if they tried.