Getting a higher return on investment with purple teams
Red and Blue Teams have historically had an adversarial role, serving to work against one another in order to test an organization's security. However, pitting these teams on opposite sides is no longer an effective strategy. In this guide from security analyst SANS, sponsored by Core Security, we examine how the concept of a Purple Team, and how this approach can:
From phishing scams to ransomware, cyber-attacks are growing every day. But something else is growing too – as in the number of Red Teams being built by organizations just like yours. But is a Red Team right for your company? In "How to Build a Red Team" you will learn:
Join a technical walkthrough of Cobalt Strike's advanced capabilities for post-exploitation and adversary simulation. In the session, Cobalt Strike developers and researchers will demonstrate usage of the product and show the advanced evasion and customization of Cobalt Strike through hands-on demos. The session will be presented by Cobalt Strike product team members Pieter Ceelen and Steve Salinas.
Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Money may or may not be the root of all evil, but it certainly seems to be the root of nearly all cyberattacks.
According to NordPass, the average user maintains an average of 168 logins for personal purposes, and no less than 87 for the workplace. This is an extraordinary amount to keep safe, and threat actors realize that it’s only a matter of time before users make a wrong move and enter those credentials somewhere they’re not supposed to. And this is why, inevitably, they manage to swipe them and sneak into an undisclosed network.
Elevate your security testing by combining interoperable penetration testing and red teaming solutions.
With Core Impact and Cobalt Strike, security professionals can conduct advanced assessments of security controls and defenses, providing visibility into dangerous security gaps and guidance to better protect critical assets.