Two teams are better than one. Purple teaming is a collaborative testing exercise where Packetlabs’ red team works with your internal security operations team (or blue team) to bridge the gap between offensive techniques and response efforts. Our Purple Teaming service provides experiential insights, resources, and assessments shared in real-time, simulating real-life attack scenarios that offer your company’s internal blue team a more in-depth threat detection understanding.
Assess both offensive and defensive strategy
Receive industry-leading Red Team collaboration and expertise
Transform full IOCs (indicators of compromise) and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) into actionable tasks committed to your company’s strategic goals
Ensure your entire IT team is working together
Limit “assumption-based thinking” with the application of actual hacker scenarios
Cultivate a collaborative team culture
Finetune existing cybersecurity techniques, alerts, and responses
Immediate response with Red Team experts to strengthen your security posture
Achieve fast improvements in prevention, detection, and response techniques
Uncover weaknesses in your system and reverse engineer defence tactics
Learn from scenarios tailored to your organization’s needs based on strengths and weaknesses
Support your blue teams’ business goals and objectives
On-going consultative Red Team engagement and support throughout the entire process
Validate or design Attack Infrastructure capabilities
Receive a MITRE ATT&CK framework heat map that identifies any gaps in coverage
Direct and collaborative feedback approach
Consultation on vulnerability management prioritization and patching critical flaws
Streamline remediation activities and support best practices development
Mature your defensive posture through knowledge transfers and attack demonstration.
Fine-tune existing security alerts and procedures for detection and response.
Trained and equipped red teams to support from a detection and a proactive perspective.
Team-oriented exercise creates rules in workflows to detect these attacks for the future.
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Map MITRE ATT&CK Framework to core organizational controls.
Assess associated risk level and make tactical and strategic recommendations.
Simulating real-life attack scenarios which allow your blue team to reverse engineer attacks to optimize the defensive strategy.
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No. Purple Teaming requires the ‘red team’ or the attackers (us), and the ‘blue team’ or the defenders (SOC vendor) to work together to first demonstrate the attacks, and ensure the blue team is capturing the relevant logs and alerting on suspicious activity. There must be an active blue team working with Packetlabs during a purple team exercise.
This enabled Packetlabs to help elevate the monitoring within your organization, and alert on tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) that attackers implement during their attacks. Our Purple Teaming exercises are led by the MITRE ATT&CK framework for enterprise.
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During the test the engineer assigned to our case would notify us of any high-priority findings with detailed explanations of the risks right away. They were also quickly responsive to our emails during the test.