KnightGuard for AI Enabled Purple Teaming

Description

Gambit Cyber’s KnightGuard Platform provides centralised visibility into Organisations most relevant Threats. All threats in KnightGuard platform are aligned to MITRE ATT&CK.

Once Threats have been prioritized, KnightGuard platform automatically finds the Top ATT&CK Choke points and assigns priorities to these Top ATT&CK Choke points so the team knows where to focus their effort. This helps Purple Teams to quickly identify most relevant Techniques to Emulate and Detect. 

KnightGuard then provides the RED Team ready to emulate threat scenarios significantly increasing the Time to Emulate Threats. Our AI Enabled RED Team Agent acts as a Team member that quickly enables its team to write Emulation Script for any scenario. KnightGuard also provides ready to deploy, SIEM agnostic, Detection Analytics for the BLUE Team. If the Security Team doesn’t find detection for their scenario, they can easily generate Detection Analytics using KnightGuard’s Fine Tuned Detection AI Agent.

The Security Team can easily visulase the status of Emulation and Detection against each technique on a detailed MITRE ATT&CK Dashboard. 

Security Operations Team can quickly generate, test and deploy their own SIEM specific Detection Analytics within the knightguard platform using Detection AI Agents. This helps organisations remain SIEM agnostic. 

Knightguard provides a centralised and customisable Threat Informed Risk Dashboard that helps organisations map organisation specific Threats on Impact Matrix. Once the threats have been mapped, the Dashboard adapts automatically and provides clear insights and guidance into how good is organization’s Security Posture is against the relevant Threats. This is a Risk Score that takes multiple parameters into account including: 

1. What are the top Techniques associated with the Threats and how well these Threats are mitigated by the team including deployed, tested, validated Detection Analytics.
2. What top Controls associated with the Threats have been implemented and which ones are left. 
3. What simulations have been conducted by the Security Teams against the relevant Threats and what the outcome of those emulations were. 
   
   WHY IT MATTERS

Organizations should adopt purple teaming because it bridges the traditional gap between offensive (red team) and defensive (blue team) security operations—enabling continuous collaboration, faster detection improvements, and measurable risk reduction. Instead of isolated exercises, purple teaming creates a feedback loop where simulated attacks are immediately translated into detection tuning, response playbook validation, and control hardening. This leads to more resilient defenses, reduced dwell time, and better return on existing security investments. In an era where threats evolve rapidly, purple teaming ensures security teams move just as fast—together.

 

KEY BENEFITS

·  Continuous Improvement of Detection & Response

Purple teaming enables real-time collaboration between offensive and defensive teams, allowing organizations to rapidly identify and close detection and response gaps.

Threat-Informed Defense

It aligns security efforts with real-world attacker behaviors (e.g., MITRE ATT&CK), ensuring that defenses are tailored to the threats most relevant to the organization.

Measurable Security Outcomes

By simulating attacks and observing defensive performance, organizations can measure improvements in detection fidelity, response time, and control effectiveness.

Enhanced Team Collaboration

Purple teaming breaks down silos between red and blue teams, fostering a shared understanding of how attacks unfold and how to stop them—boosting cross-functional expertise.

Validation of Security Controls

It tests the effectiveness of SIEM rules, EDR capabilities, SOAR playbooks, and other controls, ensuring they perform as intended under real-world attack conditions.

Maximized ROI on Security Investments

By continuously testing and refining existing tools and processes, purple teaming helps organizations get the most value out of their current security stack.

Accelerated Incident Readiness

Frequent purple team exercises help prepare the organization to respond more quickly and effectively to actual incidents, reducing dwell time and potential impact.