The Purple Highway to Risk Reduction
When blue and red teams work separately, each team focuses on its specific area of expertise. Red teams launch harmless attacks to uncover weaknesses, exploitable vulnerabilities, and other security gaps.
Blue teams scan the infrastructure for weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and other security gaps, mitigate those and monitor the infrastructure to detect and stop attempted attacks.
A purple team brings together these sets of adversarial and defensive skills to collaborate and work together, creating a cohesive and effective security team.
Is it right for your organization?
Download this eBook to find out the answers to:
- How does Purple Teaming work?
- Is it relevant to my organization?
- What are the next steps to implementing Purple Teaming?
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