Red Team Training in India: Live 3 Month Offensive Security Course
Techonquer's red team training is a 3 month live program that teaches you to attack like a real adversary. You cover web application attacks, API security, network penetration testing and advanced Active Directory exploitation, plus Android pentesting basics, SIEM basics and AI security basics, finishing with a full red team capstone and professional reporting.
Learn live with 1-to-1 mentor support from Mayank, an experienced offensive security trainer. See the red team training fee below and download the full syllabus to view every module.
- Web application attacks
- API security testing
- Network penetration testing
- Advanced Active Directory attacks
- Android pentesting basics
- SIEM basics
- AI security basics
- Red team reporting
- Basic networking and Linux knowledge
- Basic understanding of how web applications work
- Laptop with minimum 8GB RAM (16GB recommended)
Watch Demo Sessions
Get a real feel of how we teach before you enroll. Watch these recorded demo sessions from our red team training and see the depth, pace, and hands-on attack approach you will get in the live batch.
Red Team Attack: Demo Session
Exploitation Walkthrough: Demo Session
What is Red Team Training?
This program takes you from reconnaissance to domain admin and a written report. The web, API and network modules build your attacker foundation, Active Directory is taught at an advanced level, and you also get started on Android pentesting, SIEM basics and AI security basics. The full topic list is in the syllabus below.
Red Team vs Other Security Roles
| Approach | Goal | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Vulnerability Assessment | Find and list weaknesses | Breadth of known vulnerabilities, usually automated scanning |
| Penetration Testing | Exploit weaknesses in scope | Proving impact on specific systems within a time box |
| Red Teaming | Emulate a real adversary | Full attack chains, stealth, lateral movement and reaching an objective like domain admin |
This training focuses on the hands-on attacker skills that red team and advanced penetration testing roles demand.
Red Team Training Fee in India
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total fee | Rs 10,000 |
| At registration | Rs 5,000, paid online to reserve your seat |
| After one month | Remaining Rs 5,000 |
| Duration | 3 months, live online |
| Included | Live classes, hands-on labs, 1-to-1 mentor support, full red team capstone, recordings and placement assistance |
Who is the Red Team Training For?
This program is built for people who want serious, hands-on offensive security skills. It is an advanced course, so you should already understand basic networking and Linux and be ready to think like an attacker, solve real challenges and write professional reports.
Aspiring Red Teamers
Security enthusiasts and VAPT practitioners who want to move up to full attack chains, Active Directory compromise and adversary emulation.
Penetration Testers
Pentesters who want to deepen their web, API, network and AD skills and add Android, SIEM awareness and AI security to their toolkit.
Bug Bounty Hunters
Researchers who want structured training in exploitation, privilege escalation and AD attacks to increase their findings and impact.
CS and IT Students
Engineering students and graduates with Linux and networking basics who want a direct path into penetration testing and red team roles.
How the Live Red Team Program Works
Enroll and reserve your seat
Click Enroll Now and pay Rs 5,000 at registration. The remaining Rs 5,000 is paid after one month.
Live sessions
Classes are live and instructor-led over 3 months, with session recordings provided so you never miss a concept.
Hands-on labs
Every module includes lab exercises on real vulnerable web apps, APIs, networks and Active Directory environments.
1-to-1 mentor support
Direct support from Mayank to solve lab challenges and clear concepts during the training.
Full red team capstone
Run an end-to-end engagement from a web or API foothold all the way to domain admin.
Career support
Red team focused CV building, technical mock interviews and regular job and internship updates.
Mayank
Mayank is an offensive security practitioner who teaches red teaming and penetration testing. He guides learners through real attack chains across web, API, network and Active Directory environments, with 1-to-1 doubt support and hands-on lab feedback throughout the program.
Red TeamingActive DirectoryWeb and Network PentestingLearning Outcomes
Practical offensive security skills you will gain through Techonquer's red team training, aligned with real penetration testing and red team job requirements.
Recon and Enumeration
Passive and active reconnaissance, OSINT, subdomain and service enumeration, and attack surface mapping with Nmap, Amass and Subfinder.
Web Application Attacks
OWASP Top 10 exploitation including SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, file upload and business logic flaws, chained for higher impact.
API Security Testing
REST and GraphQL testing covering BOLA, BFLA, JWT attacks, mass assignment and the OWASP API Top 10.
Privilege Escalation
Linux and Windows privilege escalation, password attacks, hash cracking and credential reuse.
Advanced Active Directory
BloodHound, Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, delegation abuse, AD CS with Certipy, DCSync, Golden and Silver Tickets and domain persistence.
Pivoting and Tunneling
Move through compromised hosts into segmented internal networks with Ligolo-ng, Chisel and proxychains.
Android Pentesting Basics
APK analysis, lab setup with ADB, static and dynamic analysis, SSL pinning bypass and the OWASP Mobile Top 10.
SIEM Basics
Understand how a SOC and SIEM detect attacks, and operate with detection awareness and OPSEC.
AI Security Basics
Test AI powered apps for prompt injection, jailbreaks and insecure output handling using the OWASP LLM Top 10.
Red Team Reporting
Write professional reports with executive summaries, technical findings, CVSS scoring and clear remediation.
Complete Course Syllabus
9 modules covering web, API and network attacks, advanced Active Directory, Android, SIEM and AI security, ending with a full red team capstone.
Download Full Syllabus PDFRed Team Fundamentals and Reconnaissance
Learn how real red team engagements are planned, scoped and run.
- Red teaming vs penetration testing vs vulnerability assessment
- Rules of engagement, scoping, legal authorization and OPSEC basics
- Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK for adversary emulation
- Passive and active reconnaissance, OSINT and attack surface mapping
- Subdomain, port and service enumeration
Tools and Labs: Kali Linux, Nmap, Amass, Subfinder, theHarvester, Shodan
Web Application Attacks
Find and exploit the web flaws attackers use for initial access.
- OWASP Top 10 in practice on real vulnerable applications
- SQL injection, XSS, command injection and SSTI
- Authentication bypass, session flaws and IDOR
- SSRF, file inclusion and insecure file upload
- Business logic flaws and chaining bugs for higher impact
Tools and Labs: Burp Suite, ffuf, sqlmap, Gobuster
API Security Testing
Test REST and GraphQL APIs the way modern applications are attacked.
- OWASP API Security Top 10
- BOLA and BFLA (broken object and function level authorization)
- JWT attacks, broken authentication and token flaws
- Mass assignment, excessive data exposure and rate limit bypass
- GraphQL introspection and query abuse
Tools and Labs: Burp Suite, Postman, jwt_tool, Arjun
Network Penetration Testing
Move from an external foothold to full internal network compromise.
- Network scanning, service enumeration and vulnerability discovery
- Exploiting common services: SMB, FTP, SSH, RDP and databases
- Linux and Windows privilege escalation
- Password attacks, hash cracking and credential reuse
- Pivoting and tunneling into segmented networks
Tools and Labs: Nmap, Metasploit, NetExec, Hashcat, Ligolo-ng, Chisel
Active Directory Attacks (Advanced)
Compromise enterprise Windows domains with advanced, real world AD attack chains.
- AD enumeration and attack path mapping with BloodHound
- Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting and password spraying
- Pass-the-Hash, Pass-the-Ticket and Overpass-the-Hash
- Delegation abuse: unconstrained, constrained and RBCD
- AD CS abuse with Certipy (ESC1 to ESC8)
- ACL abuse, DCSync, Golden and Silver Tickets
- Lateral movement, domain persistence and forest trust attacks
Tools and Labs: BloodHound, Impacket, Rubeus, Mimikatz, Certipy, NetExec
Android Pentesting Basics
Get started with mobile application security testing on Android.
- Android architecture, APK structure and app permissions
- Lab setup with an emulator and ADB
- Static analysis: decompiling and reviewing APKs
- Dynamic analysis and runtime hooking basics
- SSL pinning bypass basics and traffic interception
- OWASP Mobile Top 10: insecure storage, hardcoded secrets, exported components
Tools and Labs: ADB, jadx, MobSF, Frida, Objection, Burp Suite
SIEM Basics for Red Teamers
Understand what defenders see, so you can operate and report like a professional.
- How a SOC works and how a SIEM detects attacks
- Log sources: Windows event logs, Sysmon, network and web logs
- Mapping your attack activity to detections
- Detection aware operations and OPSEC
- Purple teaming basics: working with the blue team
Tools and Labs: Splunk, Wazuh, Sysmon
AI Security Basics
Learn to test AI powered applications, the newest attack surface.
- How LLM applications work: prompts, context, tools and RAG
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
- Direct and indirect prompt injection
- Jailbreaks, system prompt leakage and sensitive data exposure
- Insecure output handling and excessive agency in AI agents
Tools and Labs: AI application test labs, Burp Suite, LLM red teaming exercises
Capstone and Red Team Reporting
Run a full engagement from recon to domain compromise, then report it.
- End to end simulation: web or API foothold to Domain Admin
- Evidence collection and building the attack narrative
- Writing executive summaries and technical findings
- Risk rating with CVSS and clear remediation guidance
Tools and Labs: Full red team toolchain, report template
Placement Assistance
Our placement support is focused on making you job-ready as a red teamer and penetration tester, with resume guidance, interview preparation and real-world offensive security exposure.
Red Team Focused CV Building
Build an ATS-optimized resume tailored for Penetration Tester, Red Team Analyst and Offensive Security roles, highlighting your lab experience.
Technical Mock Interviews
Practice real offensive security interview questions covering exploitation, AD attacks, privilege escalation, tooling and report writing.
Report Writing Practice
Learn to write professional pentest and red team reports, a skill that separates job-ready candidates from those who only know tools.
Job and Internship Updates
Active sharing of penetration testing jobs, bug bounty opportunities, internship listings and hiring updates throughout the training.
Important Note (No Job Guarantee)
We do not guarantee placement. This program is designed to make you job-ready by developing strong offensive security skills and interview confidence. Final selection depends on individual performance and employer criteria.
Red Team and Pentesting Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is red team training?
Red team training teaches you to think and operate like a real attacker. You learn to find and exploit weaknesses across web applications, APIs, networks and Active Directory, move laterally, escalate privileges and reach full domain compromise, then report findings professionally so defenders can fix them.
What does this red team course cover?
The program covers red team fundamentals and reconnaissance, web application attacks, API security testing, network penetration testing, advanced Active Directory attacks, Android pentesting basics, SIEM basics, AI security basics, and a full red team capstone with professional reporting.
What is the fee for the red team training in India?
The fee for the 3 month live red team training is Rs 10,000. You pay Rs 5,000 at the time of registration and the remaining Rs 5,000 after one month.
How do I enroll in the red team training?
Click Enroll Now and pay the registration amount of Rs 5,000 online to reserve your seat. The remaining Rs 5,000 is paid after one month.
Is the Active Directory part beginner or advanced?
The web, API and network modules build your foundation, and Active Directory is taught at an advanced level. You learn attack path mapping with BloodHound, Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, delegation abuse, AD CS abuse with Certipy, DCSync, Golden and Silver Tickets, lateral movement and domain persistence.
Does this course include Android pentesting?
Yes. The program covers Android pentesting basics: APK structure, lab setup with an emulator and ADB, static and dynamic analysis, SSL pinning bypass basics, and the OWASP Mobile Top 10, using tools like jadx, MobSF, Frida and Burp Suite.
Does this course cover AI security?
Yes. You learn AI security basics: how LLM applications work, the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, direct and indirect prompt injection, jailbreaks, system prompt leakage and insecure output handling.
Is this training suitable for beginners?
This is an advanced program. You should have basic networking and Linux knowledge and understand how web applications work. Complete beginners are advised to build these fundamentals first before joining.
Is this live training or recorded?
This is a live instructor-led training program. Session recordings are provided for revision so you never miss a concept.
Will I get a syllabus PDF?
Yes. You can download the full syllabus PDF, which lists every module, topic and tool.
Will I get mentor support?
Yes, you will receive 1-to-1 mentor support from Mayank throughout the training.
Do you guarantee a job after the course?
No. Placement assistance includes red team focused CV building, mock interviews, report writing practice and sharing of job openings, but placement is not guaranteed. Outcomes depend on individual performance and employer criteria.