Behind OMNI

Operators building for operators

OMNI is built by a small team of red team operators and offensive security engineers who got tired of duct-taping six different C2s together for every engagement.

Why OMNI exists

Every red team operator has the same story: you finish recon, you've got initial access, and now you're juggling Cobalt Strike for command-and-control, custom Python for BOF execution, manual report writing in Word, an Excel sheet for tracking findings, and three different terminal windows because nothing talks to anything else.

We built OMNI because we lived this pain. The first version was an internal tool — a single Web UI on top of our own C2, with a built-in BOF loader and an AI assistant that could turn raw session logs into a draft report. After running 40+ engagements with it, we knew it had to exist as a product.

Our principle: every feature in OMNI either solves a problem we've personally hit on a real engagement, or it doesn't ship. No vapor features. No "AI-washing" buzzwords. If it's in the platform, it's because we use it ourselves.

How we work

Authorized use only

We verify every customer. OMNI is sold exclusively to legitimate red teams, MSSPs, and security researchers.

Operator-driven roadmap

Customer feedback drives priorities. Real engagement pain points become features in the next release.

Direct support

You talk to engineers, not tier-1 ticket queues. The person fixing your bug also writes the code.

Honest comparisons

We benchmark against Cobalt Strike, Brute Ratel, Havoc — and credit them where they win.

Want to talk shop?

Pre-sales questions, engagement war stories, or just want to nerd out about Malleable profiles — we're here for it.

Contact the team