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 Red Team Certified – Offensive Security

Exam Code : CCRT-E023

The Certified Cybercop Red Team – Offensive Security program focuses on developing the skills required to simulate cyberattacks, identify vulnerabilities, and test the resilience of organizational defenses. This program prepares individuals to think like adversaries and use advanced tools and techniques to uncover security gaps, assess risks, and provide actionable recommendations for strengthening security measures.

Why Join this Program

  • Comprehensive Skill Development in Offensive Security
    The program covers an extensive range of topics critical to Red Team operations, including Red Team Methodology, Penetration Testing (web, cloud, physical, and mobile), Social Engineering, Exploit Frameworks, and Incident Response. This breadth ensures participants gain hands-on, practical skills to emulate real-world attackers, enhancing their ability to identify and exploit vulnerabilities across diverse systems and environments.
  • Career Advancement and Certification
    Designed for IT professionals, penetration testers, cybersecurity analysts, and incident responders, the program offers a structured path to earning the Certified Cybercop Red Team certification. With a passing score of 70% on a 90-question exam and a 25% discount on exam fees, it provides an accessible opportunity to boost credentials, stand out in the competitive cybersecurity field, and align with industry standards like NIST and OWASP.
  • Real-World Application and Ethical Hacking Focus
    The curriculum emphasizes simulating advanced persistent threats (APTs) and real-world attack scenarios in a controlled, ethical manner. Participants learn to think like hackers—using tools like Nmap, Metasploit, and Burp Suite—while adhering to legal and regulatory frameworks, preparing them to proactively secure organizational defenses against actual cyber threats.
  • Access to Supplementary Resources and Community
    Enrollees gain access to valuable online resources, including practice exams, mock tests, and flashcards at no extra cost, enhancing preparation for certification. The program also encourages community engagement through forums and study groups, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing with peers, which can further enrich learning and professional networking opportunities.

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Program Overview

The Certified Cybercop Red Team – Offensive Security program equips professionals with the expertise to simulate cyberattacks, identify vulnerabilities, and assess the resilience of organizational defenses. Participants learn advanced penetration testing techniques for networks, applications, and systems, leveraging tools like Metasploit and custom scripts to exploit vulnerabilities. The program covers reconnaissance and enumeration methods, enabling the identification of potential attack vectors, as well as exploitation techniques to test security controls. Key areas include web application security testing for vulnerabilities like SQL injection and XSS, social engineering strategies such as phishing campaigns, and wireless network penetration testing. Additionally, participants explore advanced persistent threat (APT) simulations, cloud and IoT security assessments, and evasion tactics to mimic real-world adversaries. The curriculum emphasizes actionable reporting and remediation strategies to improve security postures. Ideal for ethical hackers, penetration testers, and Red Team members, this program ensures mastery of offensive security tools and techniques while preparing professionals for certifications like CEH, OSCP, or GPEN.

Key Features

  • Broad Curriculum Coverage
    The program spans 18 detailed chapters, addressing critical areas like Red Team Methodology, Legal Compliance, Penetration Testing (web, cloud, physical, mobile), Social Engineering, and Incident Handling, providing a holistic offensive security education.
  • Hands-On Tool Proficiency
    Participants gain practical experience with industry-standard tools such as Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, SQLmap, and Wireshark, enabling them to perform reconnaissance, enumeration, exploitation, and more.
  • Ethical Hacking Emphasis
    The program trains individuals to think and act like real-world attackers in a legal and controlled environment, focusing on ethical hacking to improve organizational security without causing harm.
  • Real-World Attack Simulation
    The curriculum includes simulating advanced persistent threats (APTs) and multi-layered attack scenarios, covering tactics like privilege escalation, exfiltration, and evasion to mirror actual cyber threats.
  • Legal and Regulatory Guidance
    A dedicated section on Legal/Regulatory Compliance ensures participants understand how to conduct Red Team engagements within legal boundaries, including permissions, confidentiality agreements, and compliance with standards like HIPAA and PCI-DSS.
  • Supplementary Learning Resources
    Free access to online practice exams, mock tests, and flashcards is provided, along with guidance on leveraging community forums and study groups for enhanced preparation and peer support.
  • Focus on Diverse Domains
    The program explores specialized areas such as Cloud Pentesting, Internet of Things (IoT), Wireless Networking, and Physical Security Penetration Testing, preparing participants for modern cybersecurity challenges.
  • Practical Application and Reporting Skills
    It emphasizes applying theoretical knowledge through virtual labs and hands-on exercises, complemented by training in Red Team Report Writing to effectively communicate findings and remediation plans.
  • Team Dynamics and Collaboration
    The program covers recruiting and managing Red Team members, highlighting required skills, personality traits, and the importance of coordination with Blue and Purple Teams for a comprehensive security approach.

Learning Path

  • Introduction to Red Team
  • Red Team vs. Penetration Testing
  • Purpose and Goals of Red Team Exercises
  • Differences Between Red Team and Blue Team
  • Legal Requirements for Red Team Engagements
  • Handling Sensitive Data
  • Permissions and Confidentiality Agreements
  • Authorized vs. Restricted Actions
  • Skills Required
  • Personality Traits
  • Soft Skills and Interpersonal Skills
  • Leadership and Team Dynamics
  • Scope of Pentesting
  • Rules of Engagement (ROE)
  • Red Team Actors and Attack Surface
  • In-Scope and Out-of-Scope Resources
  • Information Gathering Techniques
  • Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)
  • Tools of the Trade (e.g., Nmap, Maltego)
  • Google Hacking and Shodan/Censys.io
  • Enumeration Types (Personnel, Control)
  • Footprinting Techniques
  • OS Enumeration (Windows, Linux)
  • Banner Grabbing
  • Shell Scripting Basics
  • Types of Shells (e.g., Bash, C Shell)
  • Linux Text Editors (e.g., Vim, Nano)
  • Python Programming
  • Web App Penetration Basics
  • OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities
  • Web Servers (Apache, NGINX)
  • Penetration Testing Tools (e.g., Burp Suite, SQLmap)
  • Cloud Pentesting Overview
  • Cloud Service Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
  • Cloud Security and Vulnerabilities
  • Penetration Testing in AWS and Google Cloud
  • Understanding Exploits and Zero-Day Attacks
  • Exploits vs. Vulnerabilities
  • Exploit Tools (e.g., Metasploit)
  • Password Cracking Techniques
  • Physical Security Overview
  • Reconnaissance and Lockpicking
  • Door Bypass and Bump Keys
  • Physical Implants (e.g., USB Rubber Ducky)
  • What is Social Engineering?
  • Types and Examples of Social Engineering
  • Social Engineering Tools (e.g., SET, Wifiphisher)
  • Preventing Social Engineering
  • Introduction to Report Writing
  • Technical Writing and Audience Awareness
  • Types of Reports and Templates
  • Report Generation Tools
  • Introduction to Purple Teaming
  • Importance and Benefits of Purple Teaming
  • Conducting a Purple Team Exercise
  • Role of Purple Team in Organizations
  • Wireless Networking Definitions
  • Types and Standards of Wireless Networks
  • Wireless Networking Threats
  • Wireless Networking Tools (e.g., Wireshark)
  • Incident Response Overview
  • Phases of Incident Response
  • Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)
  • Evidence Collection and Forensic Tools
  • Introduction to IoT
  • IoT Devices and Applications
  • Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
  • OWASP IoT Top 10
  • Mobile Device Hacking Basics
  • OWASP Mobile Top 10 Risks
  • Android and iOS Hacking Techniques
  • Jailbreaking and Rooting

What Skills Will You Learn?

  • Red Team Methodology and Ethical Hacking
    • Understand the principles of Red Teaming and how it differs from penetration testing.
    • Simulate real-world attack scenarios ethically to identify and exploit vulnerabilities.
    • Assess organizational security posture from an attacker’s perspective.
  • Legal and Regulatory Compliance
    • Navigate legal requirements and obtain proper permissions for Red Team engagements.
    • Handle sensitive data securely and draft confidentiality/non-disclosure agreements.
    • Differentiate between authorized and restricted actions to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
  • Team Recruitment and Interpersonal Dynamics
    • Identify technical and soft skills required for Red Team members (e.g., penetration testing, communication).
    • Evaluate personality traits and leadership qualities suited for offensive security roles.
    • Foster teamwork and collaboration with Blue and Purple Teams for holistic security improvement.
  • Scoping and Rules of Engagement
    • Define the scope of penetration testing projects and establish Rules of Engagement (ROE).
    • Identify in-scope and out-of-scope resources, as well as the attack surface.
    • Coordinate with stakeholders to align Red Team activities with organizational goals.
  • Reconnaissance and Information Gathering
    • Perform open-source intelligence (OSINT) using tools like Maltego, Recon-ng, and Shodan.
    • Conduct passive and active reconnaissance to gather critical information about targets.
    • Leverage Google Hacking and other techniques to uncover exploitable data.
  • Enumeration and Footprinting
    • Enumerate systems, personnel, and controls using tools like Nmap and techniques like banner grabbing.
    • Master OS-specific enumeration (Windows and Linux) and footprinting to map target environments.
    • Analyze network and service details to identify potential entry points.
  • Shell Scripting and Programming
    • Write and execute shell scripts using Bash and other shells to automate tasks.
    • Utilize Linux text editors (e.g., Vim, Nano) and program in Python for custom tooling.
    • Develop scripts to enhance penetration testing efficiency and exploit development.
  • Web Application Penetration Testing
    • Exploit web vulnerabilities like SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting using tools like Burp Suite and SQLmap.
    • Understand OWASP Top 10 risks and test web servers (Apache, NGINX).
    • Perform comprehensive web app assessments to secure online assets.
  • Cloud Penetration Testing
    • Assess cloud environments (AWS, Google Cloud) for vulnerabilities using specialized techniques.
    • Understand cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and their security implications.
    • Mitigate cloud-specific risks and secure cloud-based infrastructure.
  • Exploit Development and Password Cracking
    • Use exploit frameworks like Metasploit to develop and deploy exploits, including zero-day attacks.
    • Differentiate between exploits and vulnerabilities and cover tracks post-exploitation.
    • Crack passwords using tools like John the Ripper, Rainbow Crack, and Crunch.
  • Physical Security Penetration Testing
    • Bypass physical controls through lockpicking, door bypassing, and prox card cloning.
    • Deploy physical implants like USB Rubber Ducky and Bash Bunny.
    • Conduct reconnaissance to assess physical security weaknesses.
  • Social Engineering Techniques
    • Execute social engineering attacks (e.g., phishing, pretexting) using tools like SET and Wifiphisher.
    • Recognize and counter human vulnerabilities to prevent exploitation.
    • Design strategies to educate and protect against social engineering threats.
  • Report Writing and Remediation
    • Craft detailed Red Team reports using scientific methods and technical writing skills.
    • Tailor reports for different audiences and develop actionable remediation plans.
    • Use report templates and tools to communicate findings effectively.
  • Purple Team Collaboration
    • Coordinate Red and Blue Team efforts to enhance overall security through Purple Teaming.
    • Plan and conduct Purple Team exercises to improve detection and response capabilities.
    • Share insights to bridge offensive and defensive security strategies.
  • Wireless Networking Security
    • Identify and exploit wireless network vulnerabilities using tools like Wireshark and Wifiphisher.
    • Understand wireless standards (e.g., IEEE 802.11) and threats (e.g., Evil Twin attacks).
    • Secure wireless environments against unauthorized access and data interception.
  • Incident Handling and Response
    • Respond to cybersecurity incidents using structured phases (e.g., preparation, eradication, recovery).
    • Identify Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and collect forensic evidence.
    • Use incident response tools to mitigate and recover from attacks.
  • Internet of Things (IoT) Security
    • Assess vulnerabilities in IoT devices, including medical devices, drones, and industrial systems.
    • Apply OWASP IoT Top 10 to secure connected environments.
    • Use IoT-specific tools to test and protect smart technologies.
  • Mobile Device Hacking
    • Hack Android and iOS devices, including rooting and jailbreaking techniques.
    • Address OWASP Mobile Top 10 risks and attack vectors (e.g., insecure data storage).
    • Secure mobile platforms against unauthorized access and exploitation.

Jobs You Can Land With Blue Team

  • Penetration Tester
    • Conduct authorized simulated attacks to identify vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications.
  • Red Team Operator
    • Lead advanced attack simulations to test an organization’s detection and response capabilities.
  • Ethical Hacker
    • Legally hack systems to uncover security weaknesses and improve organizational defenses.
  • Cybersecurity Consultant (Offensive Security)
    • Advise organizations on security improvements by simulating real-world cyber threats.

Exam Details

Course NameCertified CyberCop – Red Team 
Course Number:CertCopRT02   
Required examCCRT-E023 
Number of QuestionsMaximum of 100 questions 
Type of QuestionsMultiple-choice and performance-based 
Length of Test180 Minutes 
Passing Score 70% – This test has no scaled score; it’s pass/fail only. 
RetirementUsually three years after launch 
LanguagesEnglish

 

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  • This course requires a basic familiarity with TCP/IP and operating system principles.
  • It’s a plus if you’re familiar with the Linux command line, network security monitoring, and SIEM technologies. Some fundamental security concepts are expected at this level.
  • Basic to intermediate level of Linux skills are highly recommended.
  • Candidates who are not proficient in Linux should try to learn basic Linux skills in order to get the most out of this course.

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