Red Teaming vs. Purple Teaming in Cyber Defense Strategy

• Train participants in advanced adversarial security techniques

• Promote strategic alignment between offensive and defensive security teams

• Foster a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement in cyber defense

• Enhance threat detection, incident response, and overall security posture

• Support real-world readiness against APTs and sophisticated threat actors

Day 1: Foundations of Red Teaming and Purple Teaming

Objective: Explore Red Teaming methodologies, tools, and practical execution.

Red Team Planning and Scoping

• Defining objectives and rules of engagement

• Target selection and reconnaissance techniques

• Legal and ethical considerations

Attack Simulation Techniques

• Social engineering: Phishing, pretexting

• Network attacks: Exploitation, privilege escalation

• Physical security breaches

Hands-On Lab: Red Team Simulation

• Set up a controlled environment (e.g., Kali Linux, Metasploit)

• Conduct a simulated attack: Recon, exploit, and persistence

• Debrief: Discuss findings and challenges

Red Team Reporting

• Structuring findings: Vulnerabilities, impact, recommendations

• Communicating with stakeholders

Case Study: Analyzing a Red Team Report

• Understand the differences, use cases, and benefits of Red and Purple Teaming

• Gain hands-on experience with offensive and defensive security tools

• Learn to design a collaborative cyber defense strategy

• Develop the ability to simulate and respond to real-world attack scenarios

• Earn a professional certificate in adversarial simulation strategies