![]() ![]() That's why she proposes to add them in two new teams green and orange. Yet it shouldn't be like that and they can all learn from each other. It makes sense that the builders don't like the breakers, but they don't like the defenders either. April likes to refer them as the “The Builders”. Yellow Team are individuals who practice the art of creating code, programmers, application developers, software engineers and software architects. ![]() By adding this team, April creates new teams by mixing other teams. Interesting to read in her paper is that she introduces a new team, the yellow team. Primary goal is to maximize the results of Red Team activities and improve Blue Team capability. These joint activities improve the security posture of a testing scope by building better defenses based on discovered weaknesses. Purple Team – Common term for activities combining Red and Blue Teams. Can also include operational security, threat hunters. “The Breakers”īlue Team - Defensive security, traditionally protection, damage control, and Incident Response (IR). ![]() Red Team - Offensive security or “ethical hacking” of any type that has been authorized by the organization (penetration testing, physical hacks, black-box testing, compliance testing, social engineering, web app scanning, etc). Let's start with explaining the basic colors: ![]()
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