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A blue team refers to the cybersecurity group that's focused on defense. Blue team roles include:
This is in contrast to the Red team which tries to mimic real-world attackers to test the Blue team's defenses.
Blue team labs are practice grounds for cybersecurity professionals. They provide realistic scenarios that mirror what cyber defenders face in the real world. Blue teamers can sharpen their skills by working in these labs from spotting and responding to threats to strengthening their network's defenses.
A blue team lab is essentially an isolated sandbox where they can test and learn tools and techniques in a controlled setting which is crucial for staying sharp in such a fast-moving field.
The skills you can hone in blue team labs span several domains including:
These labs give pros a real hands-on experience letting them test out theories and apply what they've learned in textbooks or classes right into practice.
It's a critical component of training in cybersecurity because what you face on the job can often be very different from the theory.