Why I Built This

I did not start out planning to teach red teaming. I started out doing it: running engagements where the job was to get past a badge reader, a front desk, and sometimes a very good excuse, without ever crossing the line into something that was not authorized.

In 2017 I founded Red Team to run physical, social engineering, and cyber engagements for companies who needed to know what a real adversary could actually do to them, not just what a scanner could find. Since 2018 I have also assisted and led offensive security and red teams for other consulting firms, which means the techniques in these courses are not theory. They are what I use on real engagements, adjusted only so they are safe to teach.

Along the way I started sharing what I was learning, on YouTube, at conferences like HackMiami, BSides, Ekoparty, etc, also through many other tools Ive built that other red teamers now use in the field. People kept asking the same question: "where do I actually learn this?" There was not a good answer. Most training is either purely digital (great for hacking, useless for getting through a door) or purely physical (great for lockpicking, useless for the legal and operational side that keeps you out of jail).

So I built the answer myself. Every course on this site is the version of the training I wish existed when I was starting out: the legal groundwork, the tradecraft, and the field-tested techniques, in the order you actually need them.

"Stay sharp. Stay in scope." That is not a slogan. It is the rule every engagement in these courses is built around.