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Blue Team
  • Main role: Encourage collaboration and communication between the Red Team and the Blue Team.
  • Objective: Optimise the organisation's defences by integrating both approaches, leveraging the Red Team's expertise in identifying vulnerabilities and the Blue Team's expertise in implementing solutions.
  • Benefits: Improves communication, increases safety awareness, strengthens the organisation's safety stance.
  • Certifications

Purple Team

Differences with the Red Team and the Blue Team.

Blue Team
Role: Defends the organisation against cyber threats.

Objectives: The organisation is informed of threats. Has knowledge of the organisation's architecture. Specialises in detecting threats.
Purple Team
Role: Brings together and coordinates the red and blue teams to maximise their technical and technological capabilities.

Objectives: Bases defence on threats specific to the organisation. Has a comprehensive understanding of how to attack and protect the most critical equipment. Aligns detection with the organisation's actual threats.
Red Team
Role: Simulates threats to test the organisation's defences.

Objectives: Informs the organisation of potential threats. Has an offensive mindset. Specialises in threat simulation.

Monitoring

Computer system consists of installing a series of sensors in different hardware and software elements so that, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, these record the status of each of the aspects we control.

Some examples of alarms that can be configured are: hard drive full, memory usage close to maximum, or too many disk write permissions in circulation.

Although configuring alarms is desirable, not all systems do it in the same way.

Tools
Nagios: completely free and used in military institutions and the private sector.

PRTG: free for only 100 sensors and also used in military institutions and many private sector companies.

No-obligation quote

You can request a no-obligation quote.

  • Purple Team
  • Monitoring