Collaborate for improvement Get more from your security investment.
Get more from your security investment.
Traditionally, Red Teams attack while Blue Teams defend using available tools. As security needs evolve, this separation can hinder rapid adaptation to complex threats.
Our Purple Teaming bridges this gap, enabling quicker responses and clearer identification of vulnerabilities by having both teams collaborate directly.
Why Purple Team?
Detect misconfigurations and coverage gaps in your current security tools.
Enhance network security and increase breakout time.
Improve collaboration between security teams and the rest of the organization.
Determine the effectiveness of your security spend.
Maximize the impact of what you have already deployed into your environment.
Our Approach
Adversary simulation based on real world experience.
Planning
Proper planning is essential for a successful purple team. At this initial stage the objectives of the exercise are decided upon, along with logistics, what metrics will be used, time frame, and any technical infrastructure required.
Exercise Execution
The Red Team emulates adversary TTPs, supplying information to the Blue Team, who use their processes to detect and analyze the emulated behaviors. When gaps are identified, both teams collaborate with relevant parties to engineer necessary detections. This cycle repeats as needed to refine defenses.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
We combine cyber threat intelligence from our ongoing activities with an organizational analysis to identify relevant threats. This determines which adversaries to emulate, assessing their intent, opportunities presented by the organization, and capabilities. We then align these factors with the organization's security posture to select appropriate tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), which are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and confirmed by all involved parties.
Lessons Learned
Within a week of concluding the Purple Team exercise, we will deliver a comprehensive analysis. This report will detail the identified gaps, how they were addressed—or how they can be addressed—along with additional recommendations.
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