This course will cover the full life cycle of penetration testing ranging from passive and active reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, and exploitation via various methods, post-exploitation and pivoting, reporting writing and post incident forensics.
Penetration testing is the process of simulating a malicious attack on a system or network to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses. Forensics is the process of collecting, analyzing, and presenting evidence from a system or network after an incident or breach.
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Yes. We do offer installment on any course that is over $1000
While no two career paths are the same, it’s possible to transition into a pen testing role after gaining one to four years of work experience in IT and information security.
Yes … This is an Online Course essentially.
You don’t necessarily need a related degree to work in penetration testing. Earning a bachelor’s or master’s degree in computer science, cybersecurity, or information security could make you a more competitive candidate.
An IT professional’s salary is a direct proportion of the Job Role he is offered. The average salary is approximately around $87,000, for a Security Administrator.
As more technology moves to the cloud, so do many of the tasks of penetration testers. Many job sites list remote penetration tester roles—a trend that’s likely to continue as more companies switch to a remote work model after COVID-19.
Requirements
- SOC Analyst knowledge
- TCP/IP and its underlying protocols including
- Routing and other basic networking knowledge (DNS, ICMP, etc)
- HTTP Protocol including verbs, status codes and parameter
- Basics of computers and networking
Features
- Automate Every Step of Your Penetration Test
- Put Your People to the Test
- Test with Success, Regardless of Experience
- Gather and Reuse Credentials
Target audiences
- IT professionals
- Security Engineers
- IA Technicians
- Security Consultants
- Network Administrators
- Any person with knowledge in SOC Analyst