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The above abstract was taken from the top resource listed at the end of the post.
-**Red**, **Blue**, **Yellow** are primary colours, combine them and we start to understand where the other colours or secondary colours come into play, again really great explanation in that first link.
+**Red**, **Blue**, **Yellow** are primary colours, combine them and we start to understand where the other colours or secondary colours come into play, again a really great explanation in that first link.
-- **Purple Team** - The special team! If the you take **Blue** and **Red** you get **Purple**. If you integrate defence with offence and you collaborate and share knowledge between the teams you overall provide a better posture throughout.
+- **Purple Team** - The special team! If you take **Blue** and **Red** you get **Purple**. If you integrate defence with offence and you collaborate and share knowledge between the teams you overall provide a better posture throughout.
-- **Green Team** - Feedback loop, the **Green** team are going to take insights from the **Blue** team and work closely with the **Yellow** team to be more effcient. Mix **Blue** and **Green** and what do you **get**?
+- **Green Team** - Feedback loop, the **Green** team are going to take insights from the **Blue** team and work closely with the **Yellow** team to be more efficient. Mix **Blue** and **Green** and what do you **get**?
- **Orange Team** - Much like the **Green** team working with the **Blue** team for feedback, the **Orange** team works with the **Red** team and pass on what they have learnt to the **Yellow** team to build better security into their code.