Luke Roberts is a research-led Red Team engineer and co-founder with a decade of experience blending deep security research and software engineering to emulate sophisticated adversaries. Currently splitting time between Phorion and a Staff Red Team role at GitHub, he has progressed from consultancy roles at MWR and F-Secure to specialist adversary emulation at G-Research, evidencing hands-on offensive tradecraft across enterprise environments. His MEng in Mathematical Computation from UCL underpins a measured, analytical approach to complex attack simulation and tooling, with a particular technical focus on macOS. Colleagues know him for turning abstruse research into reliable, reusable tooling and for hunting subtle post-exploit persistence and lateral movement techniques. He brings founder-level product thinking to security engagements, aiming to make red team insights operationally actionable. Based in Stony Stratford, he combines academic rigor with pragmatic engineering to push adversary emulation forward.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
AS and A-Levels, Computer Science, AS and A-Levels, Computer Science at Flint High Sixth Form
Suite of tools to facilitate attacks against the Jamf macOS management platform.
Contributions:4 commits, 2 PRs, 3 pushes in 9 months
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