Purple Team Exercises

A collaborative exercise where our operators attack and your blue team detects, so we tune your EDR, access controls and alerting together.

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Purple Team Exercises | Kaiju Security
Purple team exercises where our operators and your blue team tune EDR, ACLs and detections together. See what your team can catch.
// Overview

What this service is.

Purple teaming puts our offensive operators and your defenders to work together. We run realistic attack techniques while your blue team watches, detects and responds in real time, and we fix gaps as they appear instead of waiting for a report.

It is the fastest way to confirm that your tools and people actually catch real attacks. Along the way we help tune EDR responses, review ACLs and network controls, and build the detections and alerts you need.

// Scope

Scope and coverage.

  • Whether your team detects each attack technique we run
  • EDR detection, prevention and response behavior
  • Access control lists and network segmentation
  • Logging, telemetry and alert quality
  • Analyst triage and response workflows
  • Gaps that let attacks pass unnoticed
// Deliverables

What you get.

  • Live tuning of EDR policies and responses
  • Recommended ACL and firewall rule changes
  • New and improved detections and alerts
  • A detection coverage map showing what was caught and missed
  • Hands-on coaching and knowledge transfer for your team
  • A prioritized improvement roadmap and leadership summary
// Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Who takes part?

Your SOC analysts, detection engineers, IT and network teams, working alongside our operators.

How is it different from a red team?

A red team is no-notice and tests your defenders. A purple team is collaborative and focused on improving your defenses together.

Will it disrupt operations?

No. Techniques are agreed in advance and run safely, often in stages.

// Get started

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