A red teaming tool is a piece of software or a collection of tactics used to mimic actual cyberattacks on an organization's infrastructure, networks, and systems. Red teaming is used to evaluate an organization's security posture by spotting flaws, gaps, and potential security exploits that would be useful to hackers. Using red teaming technologies, it is possible to simulate the tactics, methods, and procedures (TTPs) used by genuine cyber attacks. Various attack scenarios, including social engineering, network infiltration, web application vulnerabilities, and others, can be simulated using these tools. They assist organizations in assessing their resistance to advanced cyber threats, incident response protocols, and defense capabilities.