Optimising defensive readiness through cyber range, blue team and red team exercises
The world may have changed with the vast majority of organisations deploying the work-from-home arrangements as default, but the pressure on cyber security teams to defend the employees from cyber crime is as strong as ever. Has the approach to cyber security training changed to reflect the new way of working too?
Blue team exercises are increasingly important to improve your cybersecurity team’s readiness. But existing cyber ranges and exercises are too expensive, too unrealistic, or too difficult to manage. They don’t deliver the required results.
What makes a blue team exercise successful, and how can companies include team exercises in a continuous training programme to improve cybersecurity readiness and culture?
In this webinar, produced in collaboration with RangeForce, we talk about Battle Fortress, a hyper-scalable cloud-based cyber range that enables the execution of red/blue team exercises in a realistic environment. Battle Fortress recreates an entire IT environment, emulates existing security stack tools and includes malware and vulnerabilities.
Join the discussion and learn how realistic exercise scenarios transform your blue team exercises into powerful learning experiences and measurably increase your cybersecurity team’s readiness.
For a closer look at one of the training modules, please see the Demo video here.
And to learn more about the strategies to adopt to defend against cyber security breaches while retaining the existing talent within the organisation, please see our recent Expert Report here.
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Ben Langrill is a Senior Sales Engineer and Product Owner at RangeForce. He has more than 10 years experience in public and private cyber security in roles ranging from penetration testing, secure configuration, vulnerability management and forensic investigation. He joined RangeForce to help improve the state of cybersecurity education through frictionless access to real world simulation environments.
With over 20 years of enterprise software marketing in the cybersecurity sector focused on startup ventures, Will has held vice president and senior director of marketing roles at ReversingLabs, Interset (now Micro Focus), Digital Guardian, Netegrity (now CA), and Open Pages (now IBM). Will served as a US Naval Aviator and special operations mission’s commander, flying the P-3C Orion. He holds a BA from the University of Kansas and an MBA from the F.W. Olin School of Business at Babson College.