What is Blue Team?
With the rise of remote work and corporate digitization initiatives, supply chain productivity gains can be achieved. However, it's crucial to ensure secure functionality across various critical applications and data repositories as each connection presents a potential point of exposure, disruption, or loss. Manufacturers have started integrating internal security teams, or blue teams, to help protect against cyber attacks that cause downtime and financial loss. In this article, we'll explore how blue teams enhance cybersecurity and how blue team exercises can help them further improve their defenses. We'll also delve into the purple team concept and explain the process involved in a purple team assessment
Find Gaps in Your Defences—Before Attackers Find Them
NINT's Blue Team services will proactively analyse your networks to make sure you are secure, to identify existing flaws in your posture, and to ensure each of your security measures are operational and effective.
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Develop a Comprehensive Threat Profile
Don’t wait until you suffer a breach to learn which attacks and malicious actors are most likely to harm your organisation.
Proactively Harden Your Security Framework
Prevention of Potential threats Increased in the efficiency Cost Reduction in security breaches Compliance with IT Better log analysis, reporting, and retention.
Improve Your Defences Before You Are Threatened
Many gaps in your security can be uncovered—and fixed—with advanced, comprehensive evaluation by our Blue Team security experts.
Improve Defenses and Maintain Constant Vigilance Against Attacks—Without Adding Internal Staff
Most internal security teams lack the specialise skills and manpower to continuously evaluate defence systems, proactively improve defence against likely attacks, and to quickly respond in case of an attack from Red teams or real attackers. NINT's Blue Team services provide you with these resources in a cost-effective manner.