How we run Red Team operations remotely

GitLab's Red Team conducts security exercises to simulate real-world threats, allowing the assessment and enhancement of their cyber attack response capabilities. Unlike traditional methods that require in-person collaboration, GitLab's remote workforce, spread across various time zones, necessitates an asynchronous approach, documented in their public handbook for clarity and consistency. They utilize a "Purple Teaming" process, consisting of nine defined stages supported by issue templates on GitLab, where emulated attacks are openly coordinated with all participants aware of the details. This structured, transparent method not only focuses on efficiency but invites community contributions for continuous improvement, making their process open source and accessible for others to adapt and enhance.

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