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A guide for companies to understand security perspectives to achieve better security.

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Blue Team focus areas (What does it cover?)

How many stages does the Blue Team process have? (Process stages)

What is included in Blue Team service? (Services)

What is Blue Team?

Common questions about Blue Team service, detection and incident response.

Frequently Asked Questions about Blue Team

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The importance of Blue Team services is becoming more evident in the world of cybersecurity. The term Blue Team is defined as the internal security team, especially in the field of cybersecurity. This team activates defense mechanisms against the Red Team, which carries out simulated attacks as well as against real attackers.

Source code analysis is the in-depth examination of the source code of an application or system software to detect security vulnerabilities. Thanks to this analysis, Blue Team identifies potential vulnerabilities, makes suggestions to prevent exploitation of these vulnerabilities, and maximizes the security of the software.

Source Code Analysis

Forensic computing is the process of collecting, analyzing and presenting digital evidence obtained in cyber incidents. In the event of a cyber security breach, Blue Team responds quickly with a team of forensic experts to identify the source, impact and consequences of the incident.

Forensic Informatics Service

Load testing is a performance test performed to determine the maximum capacities of systems and applications. Using this test, Blue Team measures how systems are performing under high demand and identifies potential issues.

Load Test

Malware is one of the most common cyber threats today. By analyzing suspicious files and applications, Blue Team detects malware, determines how it works and what kind of threat it poses.

Malware Analysis

Cyber intelligence is the information collected to monitor and analyze events and threats in the digital world and to create proactive defense strategies using this information. Blue Team continuously collects cyber threat intelligence, analyzes this information and determines the necessary actions to increase the security of the organization.

Cyber Intelligence Service

Blue Team Services

Blue Team

The aim of Blue Team is to develop and implement the organization's cyber security strategies with both proactive and reactive approaches. This is not just a protection provided by technological solutions; At the same time, human intelligence and analytical abilities are also included in this defense mechanism.

Today, in the face of the constantly and rapidly changing nature of cyber threats, it is of great importance to constantly monitor and analyze daily data flows. Blue Team scrutinizes these chunks of data and can detect live attacks in real time. These detections are made through security information and event management (SIEM) platforms, enabling real-time alarm triggering of events.

But Blue Team's job isn't just to detect existing threats. It also collects new threat intelligence information and analyzes this information in the context of risk to determine which actions should be prioritized. In particular, detecting anomalies that may occur in traffic and data flow is one of the most important abilities of Blue Team.

All in all, Blue Team offers the perfect combination of proactive and reactive approaches to cybersecurity. This team protects organizations not only against current threats, but also against potential threats. Therefore, the role of Blue Team services in the modern business world has become one of the cornerstones of cybersecurity.

Why Blue Team?

Alongside Blue Team, you can explore Red Team, Purple Team and Penetration Testing; get in touch for a package tailored to your needs.

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Common questions about the consulting service and process.

Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity Consulting

Consultancy - Secunnix

Asset & Inventory Analysis

Risk Assessment

Gap Analysis

Action Plan

Cybersecurity consulting analyzes your organization's current security posture, prioritizes risks, and delivers a concrete improvement roadmap. Secunnix experts manage the entire process from technical findings to executive decisions.

At the end of the consultancy process, all findings are presented in a comprehensive report with a prioritized action plan and executive summary. The report includes detailed findings for the technical team, a risk summary for management and an improvement roadmap.

Action Plan and Reporting

In the first step, all assets, systems and technologies of your organization are identified and analyzed.

Inventory Extraction

Existing threats and risks are evaluated so that an effective security strategy can be established.

Existing security measures and protocols are reviewed, potential weaknesses and shortcomings are identified.

Identification of Deficiencies

Assess how aware your staff is about security threats and organizes trainings to raise awareness.

Information Security Awareness

Compliance with legal and industry standards such as KVKK, GDPR, ISO27001 is checked and adjustments are made when necessary.

Compatibility Check

Consultancy

Cybersecurity Consulting

Secunnix evaluates your organization from both offensive and defensive perspectives. These three viewpoints ensure that security gaps are fully addressed.

- Red Team: Conducts simulated attacks to understand how your systems can be exploited by attackers.

- Blue Team: Analyzes and strengthens existing defense mechanisms and protocols.

- Purple Team: Creates a more comprehensive and effective security profile using a combination of offensive and defensive strategies.

Three Perspectives in Cybersecurity Consulting

Alongside consulting, you can explore Red Team, Blue Team, Purple Team and Penetration Testing services; get in touch for a package tailored to your needs.

Defense Strengthening

Integrated Strategy

Offensive Perspective

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Corporate - Secunnix

The story of Secunnix's founding began with the step the company founders took into the world of Cyber Security in 2006. Working and producing in many different areas of Cyber Security in those years, the team contributed greatly to the formation of the foundation of Cyber Security in Turkey. Producing countless successes and dozens of projects Our founding staff came together to establish Secunnix to bring a different perspective to the Cyber Security ecosystem.

It is one of the rare staff that proved its competence from past to present by completing the Tübitak Cyber Competition, the first state-sponsored Cyber Security competition in Turkey 2013-2014, in the first place. Secunnix team, who is aware of the fact that Cyber Security is not just about written rules, offers you, our valued customers, different It tries to present a Cyber Security structure. While following the events and developments very closely on behalf of Cyber Security, it also shares with you the smallest security violations that may go unnoticed. Our company, which has made it a corporate necessity to work with successful staff with high communication quality, offers solutions to technical problems by considering different perspectives. Our working philosophy based on customer satisfaction is an indispensable company value. We implement all our work and innovations in order to provide quality service to our customers.

About Us

We are here to ensure your security uninterruptedly, while making the most of the unlimited opportunities offered by the digital age.

Our mission is to provide pioneering solutions to protect and protect the digital assets of individuals, institutions and communities by maximizing security in the digital world. In this age of rapid evolution of cyber threats, our aim is to detect, prevent and respond to attacks using the latest technologies. We are committed to working effectively on a global scale, enabling them to confidently seize the opportunities presented by the digital world.

Our Mission

Corporate

Our vision is to enable people and organizations to fully realize their digital potential by providing uninterrupted security in the digital world. We aim to set new standards as the pioneer of the industry, while providing our customers with the most advanced cyber security solutions so that they can evaluate the transformation brought by the digital age at the highest level. We act with the principle of clarity and simplicity against the complexity of the digital world, we aim to bring security to a level that everyone can understand by simplifying it. With our forward-thinking approaches, we work to be prepared for the future evolution of cyber threats and to adapt our customers to this change. Our vision is to ensure security in the digital world. is to lead a stronger, more connected and more protected future.

Our Vision

Our Customers

Education - Secunnix

Cybersecurity is one of the most critical and vital areas of business today. As cyber attacks increase, companies' security teams become even more important. In this context, the Cyber Security Training service is a service offered to company employees or related communities in order to increase and consolidate their cybersecurity knowledge.

After all these stages, necessary solution measures are determined and an action plan is created. This plan is presented to you as a detailed report, so you can put your strategy into practice.

Resolution Measures and Reporting

Database security is the set of measures taken to protect sensitive information stored in databases. This information can range from financial data to personal information. Database security is used to prevent unauthorized access, prevent data leaks, and protect data integrity. It includes techniques and policies. It also covers backup and disaster recovery strategies.

Database Tutorial

Cryptology deals with the science of encrypting data (cryptography) and decrypting encrypted data (cryptoanalysis). Information in this field is extremely important for maintaining data confidentiality and integrity. Cryptology is used especially in digital communication, banking and data storage. Modern It is deeply integrated with cryptology, mathematical algorithms, and computer science.

Introduction to Cryptology

Web application security ensures that web applications are protected against cyber threats. This means protecting against SQL injection, XSS, CSRF and other common web attacks. Infiltration techniques are the methods used by security professionals to detect these vulnerabilities. This techniques are used to identify vulnerabilities in web applications and see how these vulnerabilities can be exploited.

Web Security and Infiltration Training

Malware analysis is the process of understanding the working principles, behavior, and potential effects of malware. This course teaches techniques used to analyze a malware's source code, examine its behavior on the network, and determine what type of threat the malware poses 

Malware Training

The Windows operating system creates security logs for monitoring users and system activities. This tutorial provides information on how these logs are collected, analyzed, and used to identify potential security threats. It will also help you configure the logs properly and It also covers best practices for managing

Windows Security Log Tutorial

Hands-on penetration testing is training in performing penetration testing in real-world scenarios to identify potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities to an organization's systems, applications, and networks. This course covers penetration testing processes, tools and techniques used, and information on how to report vulnerabilities found 

Applied Infiltration Training

Cyber operations center provides an organization's ability to continuously monitor and respond to cybersecurity threats. This course covers how to set up, manage and perform day-to-day operations of a cyber operations center. It also covers threat hunting, incident It also provides information about the response and other critical SOC functions.

Cyber Operations Center Training

Our Educations

Education

Secunnix is the heart of cybersecurity training. Both experienced information technology employees and managers can gain new perspectives on their systems and products with these trainings, and can see the precautions to be taken through the eyes of a cyber security expert.

Training is not just theoretical; it is supported by real attack tools, lab environments and simulated scenarios. Participants gain a lasting learning experience by immediately applying the techniques they learn.

Customized training programs are prepared according to your organization's sector, team profile and security maturity level. Group training, individual mentoring and remote training options are available.

Training programs support preparation for international certification exams. Mentoring and guidance services for career development are also provided.

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Certification Audit

We manage the full certification process from ISMS setup to audit. Gap analysis, risk assessment and internal audit support to achieve ISO 27001:2022 certification.

ISO 27001 Certification Consulting

Penetration Test - Secunnix

What is penetration testing? Penetration testing (pentest) is an assessment method that identifies security vulnerabilities in an organization's information systems by simulating real-world attack scenarios. It provides vulnerability identification and risk reporting across web, network and application layers and is conducted in line with NIST, OWASP and TS-13638 standards.

Information gathering collects data on the target system or organization using technical (whois, DNS, open source) and non-technical (search engines, social media) methods. The aim is to define the attack surface and possible entry points; this stage shapes the scope and strategy of the test.

Data Collection

In the network mapping stage, the target's network structure, open ports and running services are identified. Port scanning, service and version detection are used to map network topology. The resulting map forms the basis for subsequent vulnerability detection and exploitation stages.

Network Mapping

In the classification stage, detected ports, services and version information (banner grabbing, etc.) are matched against vulnerability databases and CVE data. Active network devices, administrative services and versions with known vulnerabilities are prioritized.

Classification

In the vulnerability detection stage, security weaknesses on the target system are identified with automated tools and manual checks. Exploitability and risk level are assessed for each finding; results are documented for reporting.

Vulnerability Detection

In the privilege escalation stage, identified vulnerabilities are exploited in a controlled environment; privilege escalation, data access or system control are attempted. The goal is not to cause harm but to demonstrate real risk and make remediation recommendations concrete. The target system is not damaged.

Obtaining Rights

Penetration Test Stages

Penetration Test

Penetration testing (pentest) is an assessment method that identifies security vulnerabilities in an organization's information systems by simulating real-world attack scenarios. It provides vulnerability identification and risk reporting across web, network and application layers and is conducted in line with NIST, OWASP and TS-13638 standards.

Why is penetration testing mandatory? Regulations such as BRSA, EMRA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, Trust Stamp and KVKK require periodic penetration testing in certain sectors. Tests should be performed at defined intervals or after significant system changes. Penetration testing is the security check-up of information systems; it finds potential gaps and vulnerabilities and reduces risk.

What does penetration testing achieve? It evaluates the organization's security posture with concrete findings, prioritizes vulnerabilities and provides a remediation roadmap. Unlike [Red Team](redteam) or [Blue Team](blueteam) services, it is technically vulnerability-focused; it is a critical component for continuous improvement and compliance.

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Announcements and news about Secunnix company, event, industry and updates.

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The importance of Blue Team services is becoming more evident in the world of cybersecurity. The term Blue Team is defined as the internal security team, especially in the field of cybersecurity.

Penetration Testing is an evaluation method used to evaluate how secure an organization's information systems are.

Purple Team; It is the coordination team that ensures the effective management of Red Team and Blue Team. This team tries to fulfill the attack requests from the Red Team by optimizing the vulnerabilities and techniques they find.

Purple Team

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Red Team vs Blue Team vs Purple Team (Comparison Table)

How many stages does the Purple Team process have? (Process Stages)

What is included in Purple Team service? (Activities and Benefits)

What is Purple Team?

Common questions about Purple Team and Red-Blue Team coordination.

Frequently Asked Questions about Purple Team

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Dealing with rapidly evolving threats in the world of cybersecurity is an essential part of a company's strategy to maintain its existence and grow. Purple Team is a concept that combines offensive and defensive approaches, offering advanced tactical and healing work.

Threats scripted within the Red Team plan may include zero-day, ransomware, or other unique attacks. This helps the security team understand how prepared they are for potential threats.

Better Scenarios

An understanding of how the defense techniques developed by the Blue Team work effectively against the vulnerabilities found by the Red Team.

Optimized Defense

Realistic attack simulations to understand how resilient you are to real world threats.

Real Simulations

An approach that continually strengthens your security shield, keeping pace with the changing threat landscape.

Continuous improvement

Purple Team Services

Purple Team is a special team that provides effective coordination and cooperation between Red Team and Blue Team.

Red Team attack scenarios are tested simultaneously with Blue Team defenses. This continuous simulation loop rapidly improves defensive capability against real threat actors and reduces mean time to detect (MTTD).

- Red Team: Simulates attack requests, vulnerabilities and techniques they find.

- Blue Team: Optimizes and implements defensive techniques and controls.

- Purple Team: Analyzes, develops and implements the outputs of these two teams, thus providing stronger defenses and adding maximum value to corporate security.

Purple Team is a critical tool for businesses to dynamically manage cybersecurity systems and the team in the most efficient way. And also:

Alert quality, correlation rules and incident response playbooks are updated following Purple Team exercises. The SOC team's false positive rate decreases, improving focus on real threats.

- Provides understanding of the big picture for both Red Team and Blue Team.

- Helps develop a faster and more effective response to security risks.

- Allows to model threat scenarios closer to real-world attacks.

Purple Team should be an active part of your cybersecurity strategy. It can help maintain and improve the security of your business by optimizing the match between Red Team's offensive capabilities and Blue Team's defense mechanisms. Set up your security shield with Purple Team and stay one step ahead in the cyber world.

Why Purple Team?

Alongside Purple Team, you can explore Red Team, Blue Team and Penetration Testing; get in touch for a package tailored to your needs.

Secunnix Red Team evaluates your organization's resilience at every stage of the attack lifecycle by simulating a safe but realistic attack using tactics used by real attackers.

RedTeam

Red Team vs Penetration Testing: Key Differences

Red Team Operation Phases

Which Organizations Is It Right For?

Red Team Scope, Process Stages and Difference from Penetration Testing

Common questions about Red Team service and attack simulation

Frequently Asked Questions About Red Team

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Secunnix Red Team tests your organization's cyber defenses end-to-end by applying the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by real-world attackers. It identifies vulnerabilities across network infrastructure, web applications, and the human factor, and measures how quickly your defense teams detect and respond to attacks. Findings are delivered in actionable reports with executive summaries and full technical detail.

We test your entire attack surface — including web applications, network infrastructure, mobile apps, and cloud systems — using OWASP and PTES standards. Access is attempted from the attacker's perspective; identified vulnerabilities are prioritized with CVSS scores and concrete remediation steps are reported for each finding. Results are presented in separate layers for technical teams and management.

Penetration Testing

We simulate volumetric, protocol, and application-layer DDoS attacks in a controlled environment to measure the real resilience of your bandwidth, firewall, and CDN infrastructure. The report identifies at which attack type and threshold service disruption occurs, and provides concrete recommendations for strengthening your DDoS protection architecture.

DDoS Simulation

When a cyberattack or fraud incident occurs, the Secunnix forensics team steps in. The attack chain is reconstructed, which systems were affected and how data was exfiltrated are established with evidence. A forensic report suitable for legal proceedings is prepared; root cause analysis and remediation recommendations are provided to prevent recurrence.

Digital Forensics & Fraud Analysis

No matter how strong technical security is, the human factor is always a critical attack vector. Multi-channel social engineering scenarios — including Spear Phishing, Vishing (voice calls), Smishing (SMS), and physical access attempts — measure your employees' awareness levels. The report identifies which departments are most vulnerable to which attack types, and targeted training recommendations are provided.

Social Engineering Testing

A systematic vulnerability scan is performed covering all your IT assets — servers, network devices, applications, and cloud resources. Identified vulnerabilities are prioritized by business impact and exploitability. Your patch management processes are evaluated, and untested or forgotten systems (shadow IT) are identified. Periodic scans track how vulnerabilities change over time and a trend report is provided.

Vulnerability Analysis & Management

Red Team Services

Red Team

Traditional vulnerability scans only list known weaknesses. Red Team looks at your systems, processes, and people through the eyes of a real attacker. Using scenarios built on the MITRE ATT&CK framework, it uncovers logic flaws, privilege escalation chains, and lateral movement paths that automated tools miss.

How good a defense team really is only becomes clear under real pressure. Throughout the Red Team operation, your Blue Team's alert quality, false positive rate, mean time to detect (MTTD), and mean time to respond (MTTR) are measured with concrete metrics — showing the true return on your SOC investments.

Technical vulnerability lists are not enough for boards and senior management. The Red Team report delivers prioritized findings in terms of business continuity impact, data breach risk, and regulatory compliance — clearly showing which risk can be closed, how quickly, and at what cost.

SWIFT attacks in finance, patient data breaches in healthcare, SCADA-targeted APT groups in energy — every sector has its own threat actors and attack patterns. Secunnix Red Team incorporates real threat intelligence for your sector into its scenarios, producing meaningful and measurable results.

A single Red Team operation provides a snapshot; the real value emerges in continuous programs. Secunnix tracks post-operation remediation, conducts retesting, and integrates Purple Team collaboration to report how your security posture evolves over time with measurable metrics — each operation building on the last.

Why Red Team?

Alongside Red Team, you can also explore our Penetration Testing, Blue Team and Purple Team offerings; get in touch for packages and consultancy tailored to your needs.

What are the penetration test stages? (5 stages)

What penetration test types are offered? (Service scope)

What is Penetration Testing?

Common questions about penetration testing and our service.

Frequently Asked Questions about Penetration Testing

Alongside penetration testing, you can explore Red Team, Blue Team and Purple Team services; get in touch for a package tailored to your needs.

xGuard is a comprehensive security solution that protects businesses against cyber threats. In addition to acting as a gateway, our product includes various functions and offers integration with many products. Businesses can simplify and manage their complex security requirements with xGuard.

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Embedded System Penetration Test

Wireless Network Penetration Test

Mobile Application Penetration Test

Internal Network Penetration Test

External Network Penetration Test

Payment Infrastructure Penetration Test

Web Application Penetration Test

SCADA Penetration Test

Autonomous System Penetration Test

ATM and KIOSK Penetration Test

xGuard - Secunnix

xGuard constantly monitors security vulnerabilities and patches in on-premise e-mail systems. It warns the system administrator about critical vulnerabilities. It is very easy and comfortable to use thanks to its user-friendly interface. In short, xGuard is a comprehensive solution for your e-mail security. provides an integrated and user-friendly solution.

This module of xGuard is a system in which mails are scanned before they reach the user and potentially dangerous files are rejected. Rejected files are added to the xGuard interface, so users can examine the e-mail contents that are detected as dangerous in detail with the incident response feature. In addition, they can perform signature sharing thanks to virustotal integration for global signature sharing.

Anti-Phishing Module

This module is designed to store signatures of malicious file contents. It provides simple options for system administrators to easily obtain detailed analysis and signature records.

Hashbox Module

It is designed to increase the security of sent e-mails. Potentially malicious status of the sending domain is investigated and if it does not meet the specified criteria, this domain is added to the Anti-Phishing module and black-listed. This module is the date the domain was registered, previously It feeds the Anti-Phishing module independently, examining whether it has been used in malicious activities and its risk score.

Sender Domain Analyzer Module

Checks incoming URL structures in e-mails. When potentially dangerous links are detected, these links are added to the interface. URL Analyzer sorts risk factors according to certain criteria and adds them to the list of high-risk links. This module is synonymous with the Anti-Phishing module. It is an independent skill that works concurrently.

URL Analyzer Module

Unique Modules

xGuard is a comprehensive security solution designed for on-premise and cloud-based email systems. This product is not limited to just one sandbox restriction, but has the ability to work simultaneously with all existing sandboxes. Thanks to this unique feature , users do not need to search for an extra solution.

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