Like all others said, this has nothing to do with red teaming, the concept is far from what this article explain. This is basic pentesting. Also the other article linked in the article (snake oil) is so wrong, I just can't.
What you refer to as red teaming is actually penetration testing. There are clear and distinct differences between vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, red teaming, adversary simulation, and adversary emulation. Each has its place in security testing and assessment. Here's a good reference https://redteam.guide/docs/definition-lexicon/
"Red teaming is the process of using existing, already known security bugs and vulnerabilities to hack a system." - You misunderstand Red Teaming, its purpose, and the benefits.
Like all others said, this has nothing to do with red teaming, the concept is far from what this article explain. This is basic pentesting. Also the other article linked in the article (snake oil) is so wrong, I just can't.
Sad to see this from a CTO.
What you refer to as red teaming is actually penetration testing. There are clear and distinct differences between vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, red teaming, adversary simulation, and adversary emulation. Each has its place in security testing and assessment. Here's a good reference https://redteam.guide/docs/definition-lexicon/
"Red teaming is the process of using existing, already known security bugs and vulnerabilities to hack a system." - You misunderstand Red Teaming, its purpose, and the benefits.
Lol! What a joke! Thanks for wasting precious reading time