Purple Teaming

See how your defences work in real time: turn attacks into learning opportunities as you respond to our offensive simulations.

Test your defences | Identify security gaps | Enhance your resilience

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Our Purple Teaming service brings together offensive (red team) and defensive (blue team) security expertise in a single, coordinated approach:

Identify and close gaps

in detection, response and escalation

Improve collaboration

between security teams and leadership.

Build long-term resilience

by embedding lessons learned in daily operations.

Test your defences

against realistic, evolving attack scenarios.

Enhance incident response playbooks

with hands-on, live learning.

Demonstrate assurance

to stakeholders and regulators with evidence of improvement.

What is purple teaming?

Traditional red team and blue team exercises are valuable, but they often work in isolation. Purple teaming combines both approaches into a single, continuous engagement, with attackers and defenders sharing insights in real time.

This not only reveals vulnerabilities but also builds the capabilities of your security operations team, strengthens detection and response skills, and ensures that lessons are embedded and improvements are measurable.

How our Purple Teaming service works

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Scoping and objectives

Define goals, realistic attack scenarios and systems in scope.

Simulated attacks

Our red team mimics adversary tactics across relevant threat vectors, tailored to your environment.

Real-time collaboration

Your blue team responds while our experts provide coaching, feedback and knowledge transfer.

Detection and response review

Assess how incidents were identified, escalated and contained.

Actionable roadmap

Deliver clear recommendations, practical improvements and suggested next steps.

Who should consider Purple Teaming?

Organisations with established SOCs or security teams that want to improve capability and maturity.

Regulated industries where resilience and assurance are critical (e.g. finance, healthcare, government, CNI).

Businesses preparing for advanced cyber threats or regulatory audits.

Security leaders looking to benchmark detection and response capabilities.

Growing organisations without a full SOC but aiming to strengthen their security maturity.