MAD20 Purple Teaming Methodology (SF)
About This Course
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, defensive and offensive teams must move beyond working independently and start collaborate to strengthen overall security. As adversaries become more coordinated and evasive, organizations must unify red and blue team capabilities into a continuous, collaborative security effort. This is where Purple Teaming becomes a game-changer.
The MAD20 Purple Teaming Methodology course provides a tactical, hands-on framework that bridges the gap between threat simulation and real-world defense. Based on the MITRE ATT&CK® framework and real-world threat models, this course empowers both offensive and defensive teams to co-develop, execute, and refine detection and response strategies that are practical and effective.
Participants will learn how to operationalize purple teaming engagements using MAD20’s structured, threat-informed approach. From planning scenarios modeled after real attacker behaviors to conducting simulations and validating detection coverage, every phase is designed to enhance visibility, reduce dwell time, and improve cyber resilience.
Unlike traditional red team assessments or isolated blue team operations, MAD20 Purple Teaming promotes real-time collaboration. It encourages attackers and defenders to work together to stress-test systems, uncover detection gaps, and build intelligence that matters.
This course is ideal for red teamers, blue teamers, SOC analysts, detection engineers, and cybersecurity professionals looking to build a unified, high-impact security operation.
Master the art of collaboration, sharpen your detection capabilities, and elevate your organization’s security maturity with the MAD20 Purple Teaming Methodology.
What You'll Learn
LO1. Analyse and coordinate follow up actions with stakeholders based on recognise attack indicators such as attack patterns and threat vectors.
LO2. Utilize appropriate techniques, methods, and tools to collect, retrieve, and organise cyber threat data and information
LO3. Apply monitoring procedures to identify indicators of attacks and types of security threats or intrusions across access controls, network activities, and operating system events.
LO4. Apply network monitoring tools and detection techniques to identify anomalous activities and patterns within organizational systems.
LO5. Install security applications by applying standard encryption protocols to detect intrusions and protect against cyber attacks.
LO6. Interpret security logs and scanner data by applying threat collection techniques to detect potential intrusions and unauthorized access attempts.
Entry Requirements
Professional Qualification and Other Diploma
Candidates who do not meet the above requirements will be assessed on case by case basis.