How To Write A Case 3 Surfers-Grayson Company

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"Sifers-Grayson" enrolled the services of an information security firm to help it meet the safety and security compliance of the government. The auditing firm’s penetration-testing team (Red Team) conducted a test on the company’s computer systems to determine the effectiveness of security controls measures putting in place by the host company. They were able to able to gain entry in to the company’s R&D servers by exploiting and hacking into an insecure connection points. The Red Team progressed to collecting sensitive data from those servers and were able to steal 100% of the company’s blueprint and source codes for their AX10 drone system. The Red Team also intimated that it had stolen 20% of the password and login credentials of the employees

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