I need to second what Anna says. If they are shopping for a Blue Team test
then why are you coming at them with Pen Test procedures? For a Blue Team
test, take a note from the OSSTMM, document what you don't do as much as
what you do like in its Security Testing Audit Report. And you don't need
to crawl through all the holes to identify them, define protection and
controls for them, and look to see who maybe was there before you. That's
a Blue Team test and it can be a very thorough audit. What it won't be is
a pen test.
-pete.
Angelacci, Anna M CTR SPAWAR, J616 wrote:
Plan
Prepare letter of consent, and letter of instruction. Blue teams do not
penn test, Red teams do. Blue teams detect, protect, react, and recover.
With your current methodology, you could lose your work.
-----Original Message-----
From: listbounce@securityfocus.com [mailto:listbounce@securityfocus.com]
On Behalf Of mesenbrink@hotmail.com
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 2:45 PM
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: Blue Team ROE
List,
I wanted to send out a general email asking the members of this list
their professional opinions on being limited during a Blue Team
pen-test. I have a govt customer that is trying deny us the ability to
remove password hashes/files from the system for cracking, write
procedures for every tool/exploit that could be possibly executed, not
allow the loading of any tools/exploits on target systems, things like
that..... Of course my reaction is that my company will not perform the
assessment with such restrictions, what are some thoughts from this list
on this subject?
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