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You're 100% correct. Having done multiple red teams I would never attempt to break into a building without 1) the CEO on call, 2) a notarized statement of work
by austinheap 7y ago
You're 100% correct. Having done multiple red teams I would never attempt to break into a building without 1) the CEO on call, 2) a notarized statement of work identifying my and the client's identity, and 3) notarized authorization from the landlord.
If a client refuses any of these then the physical pillar is quite simply off the table.
- elif 7y agoIf the "physical pillar" is off the table, would you really feel confident giving any sort of certification of security? Kinda like a mechanic saying "I checked the brakes, this car will definitely go for 100k miles without a breakdown"