Red and Blue Team Research

The first thing that was done during the research process was to goolgle Red and Blue Team. It came up with a lot of different sites.The main 2 sites that were really helpful were Sans.org and Csonline. They layed out a great descirption on both teams as well as techniques they used. The next task involved finding tools, the end result was around a total of 7 tools for Red team and 8 tools for Blue team, some tools need to be researched on more of the ones that were found, such as Wire shark.

Update: The research and Scenrario have been completed.A diagram was created as well. JSON Config files were also made by creating Scripts

Project Student: Randall Huber

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