Azure Red Team Specialist [AzRTS]
The Azure Red Team Operations course is designed to equip cybersecurity professionals with the skills, techniques, and practical knowledge required to simulate real-world attacks in Microsoft Azure environments.
- Understand the Azure cloud architecture from an attacker’s perspective
- Identify misconfigurations in Entra ID, ARM, and M365
- Simulate real-world attack chains targeting Azure environments
- Perform identity-based attacks against Microsoft cloud services
- Conduct lateral movement between on-premises and cloud infrastructure
- Map attacks to the MITRE ATT&CK Cloud Matrix
- Understand modern cloud threat research methodologies
Offer Price: $49 ($̶𝟷̶𝟺̶𝟿̶)
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- Modern cloud-native environments powered by containers and Kubernetes have transformed application deployment, but they also introduce complex attack surfaces that adversaries actively exploit. This hands-on, lab-driven training focuses on offensive tradecraft across Docker, Kubernetes, and GKE. Participants will start with labs from Day 1, working through real-world scenarios to exploit exposed services, insecure configurations, and weak identities to gain initial access. The training then covers post-compromise techniques including privilege escalation, persistence, defense evasion, data exfiltration, and lateral movement across clusters and cloud resources. In GKE, participants will exploit the intersection of Kubernetes and GCP IAM to escalate privileges and pivot within Kubernetes & GCP infrastructure. By the end, attendees will gain a practical attacker’s perspective on compromising modern cloud-native environments and the skills to identify and defend against these attack paths.
The course content is divided across 5 sections listed below:
Module 1: Attacking Docker Environments
- Docker Attack Surface Reconnaissance
- Discovery of Exposed Docker APIs and Sockets
- Container Registry Enumeration and Image Discovery
- Docker Exploitation Techniques
- Abuse of Docker Daemon for Code Execution
- Container Escape and Host Breakout Techniques
- Real-World Attack Scenarios and Case Studies
- Exploitation of Misconfigured Docker APIs in Production
- Container Supply Chain and Malicious Image Attacks
Module 2: Attacking Kubernetes Clusters
- External Attack Surface Exploitation
- Kubernetes Threat Modeling & Attack Surface Mapping
- Red Team Operations in Entra ID
Module 3: Attacking GKE Clusters
- GCP Fundamentals for Red Teamers
- GKE Architecture and Trust Boundaries
- Initial Access and Enumeration
- Privilege Escalation via IAM and Workload Identity
- Persistence Mechanisms in GKE
- Defense Evasion Techniques
- Data Exfiltration
- Lateral Movement Across Kubernetes and GCP
Pre-requisites
Following are the requirements:
- Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts
- Familiarity with Azure fundamentals
- Basic knowledge of Active Directory and identity management
- Fundamentals of penetration testing or red teaming
- Basic knowledge of privilege escalation and lateral movement
- Understanding of attack frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK
- Experience with Linux and Windows environments
- Familiarity with PowerShell or scripting
- Prior exposure to cloud security or DevOps environments
Target Audience
Targeted Audience may include the following group of people:
- Red Teamers & Offensive Security Professionals
- Security Researchers
- Pentesters
- Detection Engineers wanting attacker insight
- Identity & IAM Security Professionals
- Advanced Blue Team members seeking adversary simulation knowledge
Premium Version
Azure Red Team Specialist [AzRTS]
$149 $49
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- 300+ Pages PDF
- 15+ hours HD videos
- Lifetime Course Access
- 15+ Flag Based Challenges
- Unlimited Challenge Attempts
- 30 Days AzRTS Exam Lab Access
- Technical Support
F.A.Q
This course is designed for cybersecurity professionals who want to understand offensive security techniques in Microsoft Azure environments. It is ideal for:
- Red Teamers
- Penetration Testers
- Cloud Security Engineers
- Threat Hunters
- SOC Analysts
- Security Researchers
- DevSecOps Engineers
Anyone responsible for securing or assessing Azure environments will benefit from this training.
Basic familiarity with cloud computing concepts is recommended, but deep Azure expertise is not required. The course begins with foundational topics such as Azure architecture, Microsoft Entra ID, and Azure Resource Manager before moving into offensive security techniques.
Yes. This course includes practical lab exercises in a dedicated Azure lab environment. Participants will simulate realistic attack scenarios involving identity abuse, privilege escalation, and lateral movement across cloud services.
The course focuses on offensive security techniques targeting key Microsoft cloud platforms, including:
- Microsoft Entra ID
- Azure Resource Manager
- Microsoft 365
Students will also explore hybrid identity scenarios involving on-premises infrastructure and cloud environments.
By completing the course, participants will gain practical knowledge in:
- Azure attack surface discovery
- Identity-based attack techniques
- Privilege escalation in Azure environments
- Token and authentication abuse
- Microsoft Graph API reconnaissance
- Cloud persistence techniques
- Hybrid identity attack paths
- Cloud lateral movement techniques
The course also maps techniques to the MITRE ATT&CK Cloud Matrix to help students understand modern cloud adversary behavior.
Yes. A dedicated module focuses on hybrid attack paths, including:
- On-premises Active Directory → Azure compromise
- Azure → On-premises lateral movement
- Identity synchronization abuse through Entra ID Connect
These scenarios reflect real-world enterprise environments where cloud and on-premises systems coexist.
A dedicated Exam Lab environment will be provided for participants to complete the course assessment and validate their skills.
For additional hands-on practice and to replicate the lab scenarios independently, participants are recommended to have their own **Microsoft Azure subscription.
The course typically takes 30–35 hours to complete, depending on the learning format and time spent on lab exercises.
Yes. Participants will receive a course completion certificate after successfully finishing the training.
This course is best suited for intermediate-level cybersecurity professionals. Participants should have a basic understanding of:
- Networking concepts
- Identity and authentication systems
- Security testing or red team fundamentals
Most Azure courses focus on defensive configurations and administration. This course takes an attacker’s perspective, teaching participants how adversaries exploit misconfigurations, abuse identity systems, and move laterally within Azure environments.
CWL follows a strict no-refund policy once access is granted. Please review the course details carefully before purchasing.
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