RCCE Engineer Capabilities — Proven Enterprise Impact

RCCE Approved DoD 8140 Job Roles

All-Source Analyst

Warning Analyst

Forensics Analyst

Cyber Defense Forensics Analyst

Cyber Operations Planner

Systems Security Analyst

Cyber Defense Analyst

Cyber Defense Incident Responder

Vulnerability Assessment Analyst

Secure Software Assessor

Research & Development Specialist

Program Manager

IT Project Manager

Product Support Manager

IT Program Auditor

RCCE DoD 8140 Job Roles Guide

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RCCE Level 2 — Sample Report Portfolio

RCCE Level 2 is not earned by passing a multiple-choice exam. It is awarded only after candidates complete months of rigorous training that combine live scanning & testing labs, coding assignments, and structured assessments across the full cybersecurity spectrum.

Under proctored conditions in the ROSE X Cyber Range, every candidate must prove their expertise by producing a single mega-PDF portfolio of 24 enterprise-grade cybersecurity reports. These are the same deliverables Fortune 500 security teams rely on—penetration tests, malware investigations, DevSecOps pipeline reviews, cloud security assessments, forensics, compliance audits, zero-trust roadmaps, and more.

Each report demonstrates:

Rigorous hands-on execution — active scanning, exploitation, testing, and coding performed inside ROSE X, captured with real evidence (logs, screenshots, pcaps, tool outputs).
Enterprise-level communication — executive summaries for leadership, technical depth for engineers, and risk-ranked remediation plans.
Validated competency — all work reviewed and approved by RCCE proctors before certification is awarded.

The samples below are sanitized (with all PII and client details redacted) but reflect the exact standard and depth every RCCE Level 2 graduate must achieve. For hiring due diligence, employers can request the candidate’s blockchain-verified portfolio—a trainer-approved mega-PDF, cryptographically sealed on the Rosecoin AI blockchain. This guarantees the work is authentic, tamper-proof, and produced under exam conditions.

Why this matters for HR and CISOs? RCCE graduates don’t just “know” cybersecurity—they’ve already delivered it at enterprise level. They arrive with a portfolio of enterprise-grade artifacts that shows exactly how they will protect your business from day one—lower hiring risk, faster time-to-value.

Report 1 — Penetration Testing

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Report 2 — Malware Analysis

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Report 3 — Digital Forensics

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Report 4 — Vulnerability Assessment

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Report 5 — Incident Response

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Report 6 — Risk Assessment

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Report 7 — Cloud Security Assessment

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Report 8 — Network Traffic Analysis

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Report 9 — Security Architecture Review

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Report 10 — Compliance Audit

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Report 11 — DevSecOps Pipeline

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Report 12 — Container Security

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Report 13 — Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

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Report 14 — Pipeline Security Controls

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Report 15 — Deployment Security Automation

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Report 16 — Third-Party Vendor Risk

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Report 17 — Zero Trust Architecture

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Report 18 — AI/ML Security

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Report 19 — Crisis Communication Briefing

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Report 20 — IoT/OT Security

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Report 21 — Cyber Insurance Risk

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Report 22 — M&A Due Diligence

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Report 23 — Quantum Readiness

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Report 24 — Program Maturity & Roadmap

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Defense & Detection (SOC / Threat Hunting) 01/08

RCCE Engineer quickly filters out false alarms and ensures only real cyber threats reach decision-makers.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer thoroughly investigates critical alerts and provides clear, actionable reports.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer protects company assets by isolating compromised systems and stopping threats on the spot.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer documents incidents with precision, creating timelines that executives can easily follow.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prevents repeat attacks by blocking known malicious IPs, domains, and files across systems.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer keeps leadership informed with concise, non-technical status updates during incidents.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer leads post-incident reviews, ensuring lessons are learned and future risks reduced.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer proactively hunts for hidden threats before they escalate into costly breaches.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer creates detection rules that minimize false positives and improve SOC efficiency.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains live dashboards that track security health, giving management real visibility.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer preserves digital evidence to protect the company in audits, investigations, or litigation.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer secures forensic data using industry-approved methods to withstand legal scrutiny.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer analyzes system artifacts to identify root causes and prevent recurrence.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reconstructs attacker behavior to reveal how breaches happened and close the gaps.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer produces executive-level reports that translate technical findings into clear business risks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer creates SOC runbooks for frequent alerts, enabling faster and more consistent response.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer adds contextual intelligence (GeoIP, WHOIS) to alerts so analysts can triage in minutes.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reduces alert fatigue by establishing suppression windows so teams focus on real risks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer establishes baselines for login behavior, making anomalies easier to detect.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prepares ransomware containment playbooks and ensures backups can be used in a crisis.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies backup isolation and recovery paths regularly, building confidence in resilience.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer produces clear host-level reports with actionable next steps for IT and management.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer delivers Day‑1 security briefings to leadership, providing immediate visibility into risks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer routes critical alerts into Slack/Teams with next steps for fast collaboration.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer correlates events across auth, DNS, proxy, EDR, and firewall logs for a unified view.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer escalates confirmed threats to SOC/IR leadership, ensuring rapid containment.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prepares SOC metrics for executives, translating technical data into business insight.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates SOC detections through detection‑as‑code regression testing.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer uses threat intelligence to update SOC detections and playbooks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains audit‑ready detection coverage maps and closes gaps from purple‑team drills.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates identity threat signals (impossible travel, cookie/token theft, consent‑grant abuse) and tunes IdP analytics.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer builds detection‑as‑code CI (Sigma → SIEM) with tests to prevent coverage regressions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer runs purple‑team exercises and tracks detection coverage improvements.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains SOC dashboards (alert volumes, severities, MTTD, MTTR) for real visibility.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer monitors SIEM platforms continuously, escalating genuine threats while filtering noise.

YES NO

Vulnerability Assessment & Hardening 02/08

RCCE Engineer validates vulnerabilities with reproducible evidence, boosting confidence in accuracy.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prioritizes fixes by business impact so critical threats are remediated first.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer writes developer‑friendly remediation tickets to speed engineering fixes.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer confirms fixes are effective before closure to guarantee risk reduction.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews web headers and TLS settings and recommends hardening steps.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests for cross‑site scripting on approved systems with proof of risk.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer checks for SQL injection weaknesses safely in a controlled environment.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer assesses login and session management to keep user accounts secure.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies CSRF protections and access‑control paths to close exploitation gaps.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer documents request/response evidence, maintaining a clear audit trail.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer sets and verifies firewall rules to confirm network defenses are working.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer runs safe test traffic to confirm IDS/IPS systems detect threats accurately.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer establishes secure VPN access to protect communications for remote users.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews firewall configurations to spot gaps or bypass opportunities.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer fine‑tunes IDS/IPS signatures to balance detection with minimal false alarms.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer evaluates password policies to resist cracking and credential stuffing.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer runs controlled brute‑force simulations with lockout monitoring.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer conducts safe parameter fuzzing to reveal hidden application weaknesses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests authorization boundaries so only the right people access sensitive data.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews token policies for rotation, scope, and replay protections.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer delivers phishing simulations and clear reports on employee readiness.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer executes social‑engineering playbooks within policy to gauge resilience.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer assesses Active Directory for delegation/SPN misuse leading to privilege abuse.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews Wi‑Fi segmentation and rogue AP controls to protect the workforce.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests readiness for DDoS attacks and documents continuity strategies.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer analyzes DNS configurations for spoofing, poisoning, and misconfigurations.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies SPF, DKIM, and DMARC alignment to harden email against spoofing.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer evaluates VoIP setups in controlled labs to prevent easy attack paths.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer audits TLS protocols, ciphers, and certificates against policy and standards.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer assesses risks in third‑party and open‑source components to prevent supply‑chain issues.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tracks patching and remediation cadence to surface lingering gaps.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies least‑privilege by testing data‑access boundaries responsibly.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer hardens CMS platforms against common and widely exploited weaknesses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests file‑upload handling to ensure sanitization and MIME enforcement.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer uncovers business‑logic flaws such as broken limits, approvals, and race conditions.

YES NO

Penetration Testing & Adversary Simulation 03/08

RCCE Engineer plans penetration tests methodically (recon → scan → exploit → maintain → cover) with strict scope discipline.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer uses cyber‑range simulations to sharpen judgment on real‑world exploitation scenarios.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer performs container/Kubernetes pentesting of exposed services, dashboards, and weak RBAC paths.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer executes cloud‑specific attack paths (e.g., S3/Blob leaks, IMDS/metadata abuse) within strict scope.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maps services and ports to identify lateral‑movement opportunities before attackers do.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates scanner results manually so leadership receives only accurate, verified findings.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests SSRF safely to uncover server‑side request pivot risks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates insecure deserialization paths in controlled environments.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests XXE safely to check for unauthorized file access and SSRF vectors.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates HTTP request smuggling on permitted targets.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer assesses cache‑poisoning risks that can impact users at scale.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews CORS configurations for misuse and preflight weaknesses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews OAuth/OIDC/JWT implementations for replay, weak claims, and mis‑scoped grants.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer assesses GraphQL APIs for introspection exposure, BOLA/BFLA, and mass assignment.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer checks for subdomain takeover and DNS rebinding risks in modern cloud setups.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer evaluates clickjacking and open‑redirect issues enabling phishing and session theft.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer performs mobile‑app assessments (traffic, cert pinning, storage) in controlled labs.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer executes lateral‑movement and privilege‑escalation tests on approved networks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates exfiltration paths and egress controls with safe proof‑of‑concepts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer rehearses ransomware and backup‑tamper chains safely in a lab to validate defenses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer evaluates authentication and session management with safe exploit attempts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests account‑recovery/MFA enrollment flows for takeover risks in a controlled setting.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies WAF efficacy by replaying known exploit patterns and evasions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tests server‑side template injection (SSTI) paths in pre‑production.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer probes file‑upload bypasses and RCE vectors in controlled environments.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer stresses rate limits and business‑logic flows to surface abuse paths.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer evaluates DAST automation coverage across APIs and microservices.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enumerates exposed admin consoles and remediates unsafe defaults.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer checks for insecure default credentials and weak encryption protocols.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies cloud metadata service exposure and IMDSv2 enforcement.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates S3/Blob policy misconfigurations with evidence of potential exposure.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maps findings to OWASP ASVS/API Security and provides CVSS‑based risk ratings.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer designs adversary emulation with clear objectives and detection feedback loops.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer documents exploit chains end‑to‑end with reproducible steps and risk narratives.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer delivers executive readouts that clearly explain attack paths and remediation priorities.

YES NO

DevSecOps & Secure Engineering 04/08

RCCE Engineer embeds SAST/DAST/SCA gates in CI/CD so vulnerabilities are caught before release.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer implements Infrastructure‑as‑Code security checks and blocks risky Terraform/CloudFormation before deploy.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces Kubernetes admission policies (OPA/Gatekeeper/Kyverno) to stop unsafe workloads.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer integrates secrets scanning and standardizes vault usage (rotation, leasing, revocation).

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains detection‑as‑code with unit tests so updates don’t break alerts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer signs artifacts and maintains SBOMs/attestations to reduce supply‑chain risk.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer instruments OpenTelemetry logs/metrics/traces to raise observability during incidents.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer standardizes Jira/ServiceNow workflows with SLAs and evidence checklists to speed fixes.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer sets developer education hooks in pipelines to guide remediation automatically.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer measures DevSecOps KPIs and reports them to leadership.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer applies policy‑as‑code (Checkov/tfsec/OPA/Conftest) to validate Terraform/K8s/Helm configs.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains audit‑ready DevOps logs (builds, deploys, approvals, rollbacks) for traceability.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer introduces security chaos engineering to validate resilience in production‑like environments.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer integrates threat‑intel/package reputation into pipelines to flag malicious dependencies.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer keeps security regression tests near prior CVEs to prevent re‑introductions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer ensures reproducible builds stored in restricted artifact repositories.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer manages dependency updates automatically (Renovate/Dependabot) with review gates.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer blocks hard‑coded secrets with pre‑commit hooks and server‑side scanning.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces branch protection and CODEOWNERS for critical areas.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer scans container images in registries and blocks unsafe builds from promotion.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces minimal base images and least‑privilege runtime profiles for containers.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces container supply‑chain trust (registry policies, image signing, attestations).

YES NO

RCCE Engineer monitors K8s/Docker runtime for drift, suspicious processes, and egress anomalies with kill/contain actions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates IaC for K8s and cloud (Terraform/Helm) before deployment to prevent misconfigurations.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer embeds secure‑SDLC checkpoints and attestations to raise product quality.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer integrates RASP/eBPF runtime protections for critical applications.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer standardizes secrets management across Vault/KMS with rotation and audit trails.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer introduces secure‑coding guardrails and DevSecOps gates to prevent defects pre‑prod.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer standardizes SBOM generation and feeds results into compliance reporting.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer sets vulnerability SLAs and publishes executive dashboards for risk posture.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer adds DSPM/data‑classification spot checks to ensure builds don’t expose sensitive data.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maintains golden base images for build agents with hardened configurations.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer configures ephemeral CI runners with no shared credentials.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer defines release gates requiring risk acceptance for exceptions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer aligns DevSecOps practices with CIS/NIST‑53 and produces evidence directly from pipelines.

YES NO

Cloud & Platform Security 05/08

RCCE Engineer secures AWS, Azure, and GCP tenants with guardrails and baseline policies at the org level.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer configures and monitors CloudTrail, Azure Activity Logs, and GCP Audit Logs for immutable auditing.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enables GuardDuty/Security Hub, Defender for Cloud/Sentinel, and Google SCC for managed threat detection.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer designs least‑privilege IAM and removes standing admin access across clouds.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer protects keys and secrets with KMS/Key Vault/Secrets Manager, including rotation and logging.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer hardens networking (VPC/VNet/VPC‑SC) with private endpoints, routing control, and egress restrictions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer locks down object storage (S3/Blob/GCS) with encryption, versioning, and no public buckets.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer secures load balancers and WAFs to block common web attacks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates DDoS protections (AWS Shield, Azure DDoS Protection, Cloud Armor) and documents playbooks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces hardened images and patch baselines (golden AMIs/Shared Image Gallery/Compute Engine images).

YES NO

RCCE Engineer implements backup, snapshot, and cross‑region DR plans and proves RTO/RPO targets.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer secures container platforms (EKS/AKS/GKE) with RBAC, NetworkPolicies, admission controls, and workload identity.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer scans container registries and blocks risky images from deployment.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer secures serverless (Lambda/Functions) with least‑privilege roles and event‑source hardening.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prevents metadata/credential abuse (IMDSv2 on AWS, Azure/GCE metadata) and audits calls for anomalies.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer deploys cloud WAF/CDN controls (CloudFront, App Gateway/WAF, Cloud Armor) with TLS best practices and HSTS.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer integrates cloud logs and metrics into SIEM/observability (OpenTelemetry) for unified detection and compliance reporting.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer applies CIS Benchmarks and native policy engines (AWS Config, Azure Policy, GCP Org Policy) to enforce standards.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer runs IaC security checks for Terraform/ARM/Bicep/Deployment Manager/Helm and blocks misconfigurations pre‑deploy.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer architects zero‑trust patterns (identity‑aware access, private access services, conditional access).

YES NO

RCCE Engineer investigates cloud incidents with snapshot forensics, log correlation, and scoped credential rotation.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer governs marketplace apps/service principals/workload identities with explicit approvals and least privilege.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer establishes tagging/ownership with budget/anomaly alerts to surface risky spend and abuse patterns.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer validates API security for cloud services (authN, authZ, quotas, CORS) and avoids over‑privileged service accounts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prepares audit‑ready evidence for cloud controls across AWS/Azure/GCP.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer designs secure VPN/ZTNA for remote employees accessing cloud workloads.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces egress controls and private endpoints to reduce data‑exfiltration paths.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer eliminates long‑lived keys; prefers workload identity and rotates residual secrets.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces cross‑account role‑assumption boundaries and protects against externalId misuse.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer sets minimal KMS/HSM key policies with separation of duties.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer enforces Service Control Policies/Organization Policies to prevent risky actions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer centralizes diagnostic settings/logging sinks into security projects/subscriptions.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer restricts K8s control‑plane access (master authorized networks, API restrictions) with short‑lived creds.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer aligns container runtime to FIPS/organizational requirements where applicable.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies backup immutability (object lock/WORM) and cross‑region replication with delete protection.

YES NO

Forensics & Evidence 06/08

RCCE Engineer documents privilege‑escalation chains clearly so leadership understands attacker movement.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer writes banking‑context risk narratives, translating technical findings for regulated stakeholders.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer summarizes lessons from red‑vs‑blue exercises so both sides improve together.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer delivers professional pen‑test reports and retest plans with audit‑ready results.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer orchestrates end‑to‑end incident triage from identification through recovery with clear accountability.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer captures volatile system data quickly, preserving evidence for investigations and compliance.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer acquires forensic disk images bit‑for‑bit with verified hashes to guarantee integrity.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies image integrity and maintains custody logs for legal defensibility.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer parses NTFS and EXT file systems to recover deleted files and artifacts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reconstructs activity timelines from multiple logs and artifacts for executive clarity.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer analyzes Windows registry artifacts (prefetch, amcache) to uncover attacker footprints.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer extracts browser histories, cookies, and caches to provide user/attacker context.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer correlates EDR, authentication, DNS, and proxy logs for a unified investigation view.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer inspects PCAP network captures for command‑and‑control and exfiltration indicators.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer triages malware samples with static and behavioral indicators for rapid response.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer examines email headers in suspected BEC cases to help HR/finance respond quickly.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews cloud audit logs for anomalies to assure storage and access are secure.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer investigates credential theft and lateral‑movement evidence to stop escalation.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer manages encrypted containers and key‑recovery processes for accessible critical data.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer builds evidence maps that link artifacts to hypotheses for decision‑maker clarity.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer prepares legally admissible documentation and exhibits for regulatory/court settings.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer writes executive‑level forensic summaries with actionable next steps.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer identifies fraud/financial‑crime indicators in digital data to prevent losses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies evidence integrity and detects tampering across the case lifecycle.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer compiles detailed breach reports with corrective actions and ownership.

YES NO

Threat Intelligence & Attack Surface 07/08

RCCE Engineer gathers intelligence on domains, people, and infrastructure to reveal external threats.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer analyzes the attack surface using WHOIS, DNS, and certificate records to highlight exposures.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maps networks responsibly, identifying active hosts and services to remove hidden risks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer reviews running services and versions to uncover systems most likely to be exploited.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer maps phishing and botnet infrastructure using open‑source intelligence.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer traces IPs, domains, hosting, and registrars to support attribution efforts.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer conducts dark‑web and breach‑market reconnaissance (safely and legally) to detect leaked credentials and brand abuse.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer operates an external attack‑surface management routine (DNS/cert/cloud asset discovery) with owner assignment.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer expands email/DNS protections (MTA‑STS, TLS‑RPT, BIMI, DNSSEC) to cut spoofing risk further.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer tracks cryptocurrency transactions at a high level to support fraud and financial‑crime cases.

YES NO

Compliance & Assurance (Executive‑Ready) 08/08

RCCE Engineer validates firewall, IDS/IPS, and WAF controls against policy so defenses operate as designed.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer plans internal audits and drives remediation to closure for measurable risk reduction.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer manages third‑party risk and data‑processing agreements to limit vendor weaknesses.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer uses threat intelligence to update policies and controls in line with current attacks.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer sets SOC metrics, reporting cadence, and thresholds for clear visibility into security health.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer writes, tests, and updates the Incident Response Plan with clear roles and responsibilities.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer defines hardening baselines and records evidence of use to prove standards are implemented.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer creates BCDR policies with RTO/RPO targets and tests to protect uptime and commitments.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer introduces secure‑coding guardrails and DevSecOps gates to prevent defects pre‑production.

YES NO

RCCE Engineer verifies RCCE credentials on‑chain, giving HR and auditors trustworthy proof of skills.

YES NO

Hire an RCCE® Cybersecurity Engineer® and secure your organization on day one.

Vulnerability Vines: The Platform That Powers RCCE® Engineers

Why RCCE® Engineers Deliver Day-One Results

While other cybersecurity professionals arrive with certifications and good intentions, RCCE Engineers come equipped with Vulnerability Vines—a comprehensive security platform that eliminates the typical delays of tool procurement, licensing, and setup. This isn't theoretical knowledge or eventual capability. This is immediate operational readiness.

Traditional cybersecurity hiring follows a predictable pattern: you pay full salary while new hires spend weeks requesting tool access, waiting for budget approvals, and learning your environment. RCCE Engineers bypass this entirely. They arrive with a complete cybersecurity toolkit already deployed and ready to execute.

Vulnerability Vines integrates dozens of enterprise-grade security tools into a single, coherent platform. Asset discovery, vulnerability scanning, threat intelligence, compliance auditing, awareness training, malware analysis, incident response, and executive reporting—all available immediately without procurement delays or integration headaches.

The video demonstrations below show specific functions RCCE Engineers can execute on day one. Each capability represents immediate value that starts protecting your organization from hour one of employment.

Vulnerability Vines isn't sold separately. It’s licensed exclusively to trained RCCE Engineers who know how to deploy and operate it effectively. Hiring an RCCE Engineer means hiring both the talent and the platform.

Vulnerability Vines Features & Capabilities

Core Platform Features

Vines Manager — Central dashboard
Vines Fireball — Real-time blocking
Vines Dashboard — Cinematic SOC views
Remote Access Platform — Secure sessions
Templates Library — One-click playbooks

Asset Discovery & Management

Continuous discovery
Active & passive scanning
Cloud API enumeration
CMDB sync & asset tiering

Vulnerability Scanning & Assessment

Host, web app, and container scanning
SBOM generation
CSPM checks
Managed/scheduled programs

Security Operations Center

Live attack maps
SIEM/SOAR integration
Automated alerts & case management
Threat hunting (KQL/EQL)

Threat Intelligence & Compliance

CVE/NVD integration
ATT&CK mapping
IOC blocking
NIST-53 auditing & executive reports

Identity & Network Security

SSO, MFA, RBAC, Zero Trust
VPN with WireGuard
Segmentation & microsegmentation
DNS filtering, lateral movement detection

DevSecOps & Cloud Security

Jenkins CI/CD integration
IaC scanning & SCA
Azure, Sentinel, Kubernetes
Cloud workload protection

Endpoint & Specialized Tools

Wazuh EDR/XDR
Forensics & Malware Analysis
Caldera, TheHive, Cortex, DefectDojo
ThreatMapper, OpenCTI, IntelOwl

See Vulnerability Vines in Action — Watch the Videos

RCCE Engineer Capabilities Proven Enterprise Impact

RCCE Approved DoD 8140 Job Roles

RCCE DoD 8140 Job Roles Guide

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RCCE Level 2 — Sample Report Portfolio

Defense & Detection (SOC / Threat Hunting) 01/08

Vulnerability Assessment & Hardening 02/08

Penetration Testing & Adversary Simulation 03/08

DevSecOps & Secure Engineering 04/08

Cloud & Platform Security 05/08

Forensics & Evidence 06/08

Threat Intelligence & Attack Surface 07/08

Compliance & Assurance (Executive‑Ready) 08/08

Hire an RCCE® Cybersecurity Engineer® and secure your organization on day one.

Vulnerability Vines: The Platform That Powers RCCE® Engineers

Vulnerability Vines Features & Capabilities

Core Platform Features

Asset Discovery & Management

Vulnerability Scanning & Assessment

Security Operations Center

Threat Intelligence & Compliance

Identity & Network Security

DevSecOps & Cloud Security

Endpoint & Specialized Tools