Taylor B.

Ethical Hacker @Packetlabs

Calgary, AB, CA

To conduct full-scope infrastructure and red team penetration testing across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments, emulating real-world adversaries to identify, exploit, and demonstrate meaningful security weaknesses. To enumerate and breach external attack surfaces, gain initial access through creative tradecraft, and establish internal footholds via rogue devices, credential access, and network-level abuse. To compromise Active Directory and hybrid Entra ID environments from low-privilege starting points through misconfiguration abuse, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and segmentation bypass in order to achieve high-impact outcomes. To assess and exploit AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, storage, IAM, and CI/CD pipelines, including cloud privilege escalation, data exposure, and container escape scenarios. To design, deploy, and operate resilient command-and-control infrastructure, customize implants and tooling to evade modern EDR and detection controls, and remove common indicators of compromise during live operations. To execute and support full-spectrum red team engagements aligned with DORA, CREST STAR-FS, TIBER-EU, and Unified Kill Chain methodologies, including external access, internal movement, and social engineering. To develop purple-team runbooks, technical reporting, and impact-driven findings that allow defenders to directly improve detection, response, and architectural security across client environments.

MacEwan University

Bachelor of Science - BSc., Computer Science