Certified Active Directory and Red Teaming Expert (CARE)
Microsoft’s Active Directory is one of the most widely used tools for managing and organizing users and computers within a business environment. However, it is also a prime target for hackers seeking to gain access to corporate networks.
This comprehensive Active Directory training will not only cover the most common exploits that attackers use to infiltrate networks, but also provide you with the necessary steps to fix and patch these vulnerabilities. You will acquire practical skills and knowledge that can be directly applied to enhance the security of your environment.

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Overview (Read Teaming)
Cybersecurity Red Teams (CRT) conduct penetration testing to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities within an organization’s security framework. By adopting the mindset of hackers, Red Teamers evaluate the security infrastructure, pinpointing weaknesses that could lead to data breaches or cyberattacks. These exercises are followed by strategic planning and action plans to address and fortify these security gaps.
The Certified Red Team Associate (CRTA) certification and training course from RTHA equips cybersecurity professionals with hands-on experience in advanced red teaming techniques, enabling them to identify, prevent, and mitigate security vulnerabilities. This intensive program provides an in-depth understanding of planning and executing Red Team exercises, simulating hacker behavior to assess the organization’s defenses. The CRTA course emphasizes developing strategies to protect against cyber threats, implementing red teaming best practices, and leveraging cutting-edge technologies. Designed by expert security professionals, this training enhances participants’ expertise in penetration testing and defensive tactics, helping them grow as certified Red Team Associates.
The CRTA program is a specialized training and certification designed for aspiring penetration testers and cybersecurity experts looking to advance their careers. It offers a practical understanding of Red Team processes, covering penetration testing for networks, Active Directory, applications, and social engineering techniques. By completing this course, candidates will gain the knowledge and certification needed to become highly skilled cybersecurity professionals, ready to be recognized by top corporations globally.
2 To 3 Months
Eleven
Online - Hands-On
4 to 5 Hrs / Week
Prerequisites
Should be aware of basic computing, operating system, file types, hashing & encoding and networking fundamentals. ?
Who Should take this training?
- System Administrators and IT Professionals
- Network Engineers and Administrators
- Aspiring Penetration Testers and Cybersecurity Experts
- Organizations that need teams skilled in Active Directory security to protect against cyber threats
- Individuals seeking additional support while preparing for the Penetration Tester certification
- Anyone eager to enhance their knowledge, skills, and methodologies in Active Directory security
For AD Attacks
What is Active Directory?
- Physical Active Directory Components
- Logical Active Directory Components
Pre-Compromise AD Attacks and Defenses
- LLMNR Poisoning Attacks and Defenses
- SMB Relay Attacks and Defenses
- IPv6 Attacks and Defenses
- AS-REP Roasting Attacks and Defenses
- Pass back Attacks and Defenses
- Inside the Attacker’s Mindset


Post-Compromise AD Enumeration
- Exploring common enumeration tools such as Blood Hound, Plum Hound, Ping Castle, ldap domain dump, and more
- Understanding typical mistakes from an Administrator’s perspective
Post-Compromise AD Attacks and Defenses
- Pass Attacks and Defenses
- Kerberoasting Attacks and Defenses
- Token Impersonation Attacks and Defenses
- URL File Attacks and Defenses
- GPP Attacks and Defenses
- Credential Dumping Attacks and Defenses
- Persistence Attacks and Defenses
- Inside the Attacker’s Mindset – Revisited
Inside the Attacker’s Mindset – Revisited
- Real-life case studies from actual penetration tests: “How they got owned”
Find the flaws, get the rewards.
Why us ?
- Real-like project-based implementation
- Industry-leading cybersecurity curriculum
- Comprehensive tech-how to exploit diverse web applications and platforms
- Getting recognized as bug bounty Hall Of Fame, earning monetary rewards, and global appreciation


Why Active Directory and Red Teaming ?
- Fully equipped hi-tech online lab sessions
- Live web application penetration testing POC
- Hands-on delivery of critical security essentials including ethical hacking, penetration testing
Cybersecurity Careers after Active Directory and Red Teaming
- Penetration Tester
- Application Security Engineer
- Security Analyst
- Vulnerability Researcher
- Offensive Security Specialist
This certification is meant for anyone who is interested to learn Information Security / Application Security
The Proof is in the Results:
Student Testimonials

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Frequently Asked Questions
Bug bounty hunting is a newly popular role in cybersecurity in which professionals assess an organisation’s security by looking for bugs or vulnerabilities. Certified bug bounty hunters are highly paid to locate and report these security issues.
The course focuses on practical implementation of ways of web application penetration testing, ethical hacking, red teaming, and security assessment.
Anyone interested in learning about information security or application security can pursue this certification, including:
- Entry level Bug Bounty Hunters
- Junior Web Application Penetration Testers
- Web Developers
The Bug Bounty Hunter course helps participants learn about core concepts in bug bounty hunting, OWASP fundamentals, session hijacking and fixation, Cross Site Scripting (XSS) for pentesting web applications, UI redressing or clickjacking techniques, discovering file inclusion and file upload bugs, performing cross-site request forgery (CSRF), cybersecurity in World Wide Web, using passive reconnaissance tools, using HTML injection to modify web pages to locate maliciousness, web hacking with burp suite, executing OS commands with SQL injections, identifying XML External Entity (XXE) Injection to parse XML web data, and Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) techniques.
