What is Red Teaming?
The term Red Teaming is used more and more, but its meaning can vary. Is it a hands-on test of operational security—like attempting physical access to a facility—or a strategic, adversarial analysis that challenges your team’s assumptions and mindset? The answer: both. Practical assessments and strategic disruption are each valuable and can be combined to create a proactive, risk-aware culture that adapts to evolving threats.

Red Teaming in Practice
Red Teaming exercises are widely used in the Netherlands to validate security systems and investments. Whether you’re a large enterprise or a smaller organization, you deserve confidence that your security measures actually work.

Proactive protection means not waiting for incidents to happen. At International Security & Protection Services we provide objective, realistic analyses of your security structure, processes, and mindset—so you can anticipate risks and improve continuously.

Critical Questions to Consider:

• Are we paying for uniforms and logos—or real, effective security?
• Are security resources deployed with purpose and efficiency?
• How strong is security awareness across the organization?
• Do clients and visitors feel both safe and welcome?
• Is our service aligned with current threats and stakeholder expectations?

Outcome: Actionable Advice
Following a Red Team engagement we deliver independent, practical recommendations in areas such as:

• Security policies and procedures
• Employee training and risk awareness
• Physical and operational security measures
• Customer experience and perception of safety
• Organizational resilience and incident readiness.

Ready to find out where you really stand?
We’ll help determine which form of Red Teaming—operational, strategic, or a tailored combination—best fits your organization. Contact us for a consultation and an evidence-based plan to strengthen your security posture.