Providing Exceptional Red Teaming Services

What We Do

Red Six Solutions is a Red Teaming company. We provide our clients with a view of themselves from the perspectives of their adversaries, enemies and competition. Through Red Teaming, we help our clients discover over-the-horizon insights into as yet, unseen threats that can confound strategic decision-making and negatively impact the successful accomplishment of organizational objectives and strategic goals.

Red Teaming traces its roots to military operations where leaders must assess mission readiness and scrutinize battle plans to discover weaknesses, foresee adversary moves, and improve their strategies. Whether we are working in a corporate setting or the most austere conditions, Red Six incorporates both novel and time tested Red Teaming techniques to help our clients in the government and private sectors stave off potential disrupters and improve operations. Contact us now to find out how we can help your organization anticipate threats, adapt business practices and control the future.

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Our Services

UAS Pilot Services

Adversarial Unmanned Systems Intel

Integrated Vulnerability Assessments

Vulnerability Discovery Assessments

Devil’s Advocacy

Threat Emulation

Our Team

Scott Crino CEO

Scott Crino served 21 years in the U.S. Army as an Aviation and Operations Research/Systems Analysis officer in multiple combat zones holding several command and staff positions. Prior to his position with RS2, Scott served as President of Crino Consulting Group and Managing Director at Teneo Holdings. Scott has planned and executed dozens of Red Team events for government, commercial and international clients. He has BS and MS degrees in industrial engineering from the University of Buffalo and Texas A&M, respectively, and a PhD in systems engineering from the University of Virginia.

JOE KELLEHER

PRESIDENT

Mr. Kelleher is the President of Red Six Solutions and its Director of Business Development. In addition to his business management expertise, Joe has over 20 years’ experience in the intelligence field supporting Department of Defense formations from the tactical to strategic levels in overseas contingency operations. Most recently Joe was the Director for Intelligence, Cyber and Special Operations programs for VT Group. Prior to his executive role at VT Group he was a senior intelligence advisor with the US Army’s Asymmetric Warfare Group, completing multiple tours to Afghanistan, Nigeria and Jordan, where Joe advised US and partner nation forces on counter terrorism targeting methods and advanced analytics.

Andy Dreby Director of Red Teaming

Conrad “Andy” Dreby is the Director of Risk Management and a co-founder of RS2. Andy is a certified Risk Management Professional through the Project Management Institute. Andy Dreby has extensive operational and planning experience with the Department of Defense with over twenty years of military service as an Armor officer. As a defense contractor and independent consultant Andy has managed Missile Defense exercises in Europe and Israel, computer assisted competitive gaming scenarios for Army asymmetric operations, tabletop exercises at the NATO Defense College in Rome and S&T virtual simulations for the Army.

Archie Stafford Director of Unmanned Systems

Archie Stafford is the Director of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and responsible for business development related to Red Six’s portfolio of UAS and Counter-UAS clients. Archie is a former precision aerobatics national champion with 100,000-hrs. of UAS flight experience (fixed and rotary wing) to include over 13,000-hrs. of tactical UAS experience. Archie’s extensive support to the DoD as a UAS pilot, instructor and analyst includes worldwide deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. Archie is a certified U.S Navy flight operations instructor and has significant experience leading UAS Red Cell operations in support of the U.S. Marines Corps.

In The News

From 3 thru 7 December, Red Six Solutions supported NATO and the Joint Non-Lethal Threat Directorate during a Counter UAS demonstration at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. Clockwise from top-left: Scott Crino presents a briefing on current threat UAS trends, Kristen Fontenrose pilots a DJI Phantom UAS, a Red Six DJI S1000 hovers over the demonstration site, Kerry Traeger collects aircraft mission data, and attendees observing demonstration activities.

Red Six announces the hiring of Matt Carruthers. Matt has 20 years of SUAS flying experience with over 3000 hours. He spent 5 years in design and development of tactical UAS for DOD with duties including composite structure design and fabrication, auto pilot configuration and testing, as well as field testing prior to customer delivery. Matt is a private pilot with instrument and commercial qualifications. Additionally, has supported various naval aircraft in operation including testing, sensor operation, fiber optic and wire harnessing.

Red Six Solutions is a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Task Force to Eradicate Human Trafficking. We volunteered to help the Task Force by conducting a Red Team tabletop exercise for them. In the picture is (from left to right) Andy Dreby, Lee Slusher, Dr Vanessa Neumann (President, Asymmetrica) who was team’s Senior Advisor, Reverend Jamie Eaddy who was our Subject Matter Expert on helping victims of trafficking, Michael Billet who is Senior Manager for Research Policy, Labor, Immigration & Employee Benefits with the U.S. Chamber, Scott Crino and Claire Feagley. The U.S. Chamber is doing great work with this important issue. We look forward to continuing to help them in the future.

On 4 September, the Red Team traveled to nearby Caroline County, Virginia, to support a technical assessment of a Counter–UAS System being developed by Blind Tiger Communications of Atlanta, Georgia. At a rural test site, Red Six flew live-simulations using commercial drones representative of current threat actors. It was a great day for flying and an ideal environment for supporting Blind Tiger’s R&D objectives.

Last week, Red Six Solutions supported the Middle East Faculty of the NATO Defense College in Rome with its Libya focused tabletop exercise. Approximately forty-four diplomatic personnel and military officers from NATO, Mediterranean Dialogue, Istanbul Cooperation Initiative and Partners across the Globe countries participated in the three-day exercise. Pictured are Scott Crino, CEO, Red Six, and Emily Estelle of the American Enterprise Institute during one of the group sessions. Emily, along with Fiona Barsoum of the European University Institute provided subject matter expertise to facilitate group dialogue throughout the event. This was the twelfth exercise for which Red Six Solutions has supported the NDC.

Muscatatuck Urban Training Center: Scott Crino, Caitlyn Brinker and Andy Dreby recently supported the Army’s Systems Adaptive Red Team during an operational analysis to enable Soldier identification of potential vulnerabilities in emerging technologies. Muscatatuck is a 1,000-acre urban training facility in Indiana used by the First Responders, Law Enforcement and DoD for joint civilian/military response operations, and military urban warfare. The site provided an ideal location for assessing system performance degradation in contested environments, interoperability, adaptability and user interaction.(Photo by Kristi Jan Hoover)

Butlerville, IN: Red Six Solutions was proud to support the U.S. Army at a recent Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) assessment at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center located in southern Indiana (25 – 29 July 2016). The purpose of the assessment was to help provide the Army insights into how threats to our military might employ Small-UAS in urban environments. An article written by the Army Press is available here. The article includes quotes by Pam Rangel and Andy Dreby. In addition to Pam and Andy, Scott Crino provided mission support to the assessment as a Red Team aircraft threat analyst and pilot.

The ability to anticipate future needs is an essential ingredient of successful executive decision making. Recently, RS2 helped a government customer visualize their future needs by supporting a tabletop simulation for them in Frederick, Maryland. For the simulation, RS2 used hypothetical situations to develop a scenario which enabled the customer to think through what might be their technology needs in the year 2030. Over sixty representatives from the military services, interagency, academia and the private sector participated in the simulation which applied a wide range of facilitation and Red Teaming techniques to get the most out of the everyone who attended.

Four members of the RS2 team conducted a State Building Exercise in support of the NATO Regional Cooperation Course #16 (NRCC-16) at the NATO Defense College in Rome, Italy November 9-11, 2016. Twice annually, RS2 organizes and facilitates the capstone event to a 10-week course that combines military, law enforcement and foreign service officer students from Middle East and North Africa countries with students from NATO countries. Each NRCC class is comprised of approximately 40 students from 25 countries and is NATO’s largest outreach program.