Red Team Ethical Hacking
Red Team • Offensive Ops
Red Team Ethical Hacking — Offensive Security Training
Train like an adversary to outthink defenders: stealthy recon, exploit chains, persistence, and operational reporting.
8 Hard‑Hitting Hooks (each at least 60 characters)
- Learn offensive workflows end‑to‑end — reconnaissance, exploitation, lateral movement, and exfiltration in safe labs.
- Enroll now and receive a free red‑team toolkit and playbook — a reciprocity bonus to get your ops running faster.
- Commit to mission‑oriented labs and daily practice tasks — small, repeatable drills that build real offensive skills.
- Taught by active red team leaders and former operators — authority instruction based on real engagement experience.
- Review real student engagement reports and debriefs — social proof showing our students succeed in red operations roles.
- Direct, no‑BS teaching you’ll like — pragmatic demos, stealth techniques, and checklist‑driven attack plans you can execute.
- Limited mentor slots and scoped lab cohorts — scarcity ensures personalized feedback and focused operation reviews.
- Finish able to plan ops, chain exploits responsibly, avoid detection in labs, and deliver professional operational reports.
Ethical and legal only: all offensive exercises run in isolated, authorized labnets. Red team techniques must only be used on systems you own or have explicit written permission to test.
$229 one‑time
Includes red‑team lab access, toolkit, playbooks, sample engagement reports, and mentor office hours.
Enroll Now — Start Red Team Ops
Cohorts are capped to keep mentor feedback effective — early enrollees get prioritized lab scheduling.
What you'll learn
- Advanced reconnaissance: OSINT, network mapping, and stealthy asset discovery techniques
- Exploitation chains: combining vulnerabilities, social vectors, and custom payload delivery methods
- Persistence and privilege escalation on Windows and Linux targets with repeatable, documented methods
- Lateral movement and pivoting through segmented lab networks while managing OPSEC in simulated environments
- Data exfiltration strategies, staging, and safe artifact handling for evidence‑grade reporting
- Detection avoidance basics and how blue teams typically detect TTPs so you can emulate realistic adversaries
- Operational planning, rules of engagement, scoped simulations, and ethics for professional red operations
- How to write clear, actionable red‑team reports and executive summaries that drive remediation and change
Ideal for aspiring red teamers, penetration testers, and security engineers wanting real offensive tradecraft in lawful labs.
Questions about prerequisites, lab environment, or rules of engagement? Reply or contact support and we'll advise you on fit and setup.