
Simulating Real World Attacks - Before they Become Real.
Redbot Security is a Denver-based boutique penetration testing firm that emphasizes manual, keyboard-driven security assessments conducted exclusively by senior-level professionals. The company differentiates itself through its deep-dive testing methodology, real-world attack simulations, and commitment to transparent communication and actionable remediation support throughout client engagements.

Redbot Security is a boutique penetration testing firm headquartered in Denver, Colorado, specializing in hands-on, deep-dive manual security testing and cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. The company distinguishes itself through its team of senior-level engineers and ethical hackers who conduct comprehensive security assessments across networks, applications, cloud environments, and operational technology (OT/ICS) systems. Their approach emphasizes real-world attack simulations rather than automated scanning, providing clients with detailed proof-of-concept reporting and actionable remediation guidance. The firm serves organizations ranging from small and medium-sized businesses to large enterprises, offering customized security engagements tailored to each client's unique infrastructure, business risks, and budget constraints. Redbot Security's service portfolio includes network penetration testing, application security testing, Red Team exercises, social engineering campaigns, IoT device testing, and their Redbot Sentry PTaaS (Penetration Testing as a Service) platform. Their methodology goes beyond compliance checkbox exercises to identify zero-day vulnerabilities and emerging threats that standard frameworks might miss. Redbot Security prides itself on transparent communication throughout engagements, with senior engineers maintaining direct contact with clients and providing daily updates on critical findings. The company offers comprehensive post-assessment support, including expert remediation advice, knowledge transfer, and retesting services to validate that security fixes have been properly implemented.