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The Red Team-Blue Team Exercise offered by CrowdStrike is a comprehensive training and simulation program designed to test and enhance the cybersecurity defenses of an organization. It is a hands-on, interactive experience that combines elements of offensive and defensive tactics used by real-life hackers and defenders. | The Red Team-Blue Team Exercise offered by CrowdStrike is a comprehensive training and simulation program designed to test and enhance the cybersecurity defenses of an organization. It is a hands-on, interactive experience that combines elements of offensive and defensive tactics used by real-life hackers and defenders. | ||
The exercise is conducted by highly skilled experts from CrowdStrike's Red Team and Blue Team, who have years of experience in offensive and defensive cybersecurity operations. | The exercise is conducted by highly skilled experts from CrowdStrike's Red Team and Blue Team, who have years of experience in offensive and defensive cybersecurity operations. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:59, 24 April 2024
Description
The Red Team-Blue Team Exercise offered by CrowdStrike is a comprehensive training and simulation program designed to test and enhance the cybersecurity defenses of an organization. It is a hands-on, interactive experience that combines elements of offensive and defensive tactics used by real-life hackers and defenders.
The exercise is conducted by highly skilled experts from CrowdStrike's Red Team and Blue Team, who have years of experience in offensive and defensive cybersecurity operations.
More Information
https://www.crowdstrike.com/services/prepare/red-team-blue-team-exercise/
