A pentest looks at a specific part of the systems. A Red Teaming targets specific targets through a series of attacks based on a chosen miter att&ck threat modeling. Securify simulates a real APT (Advanced Persistent Attack: constant, hidden and advanced hacking techniques) with the aim of, for example, exfiltrating data (leaking data to the outside world) or simulating a ransomware attack. Red Teaming is usually performed at a company or organization if they themselves have a Blue (defensive) Team and thus a Security Operations Center. The difference between a Scenario Based Pentest and a Red Teaming is that a Scenario Based Pentest examines part of a complete attack. So you do not go through a complete attack from start to finish (in-through-out), but limit yourself to, for example, a part where you already have access to the internal network and you assume that a laptop has already been taken over or you are investigating how the escalation is proceeding if you run a Phishingmail campaign.