Course Outline
- MODULE 01: Introduction to Penetration Testing for Government
- MODULE 02: Scoping and Engagement in Penetration Testing
- MODULE 03: Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Techniques
- MODULE 04: Social Engineering Penetration Testing Strategies
- MODULE 05: External Network Penetration Testing
- MODULE 06: Internal Network Penetration Testing
- MODULE 07: Penetration Testing of Perimeter Devices
- MODULE 08: Web Application Penetration Testing
- MODULE 09: Wireless Penetration Testing
- MODULE 10: Internet of Things (IoT) Penetration Testing
- MODULE 11: Operational Technology/Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (OT/SCADA) Penetration Testing
- MODULE 12: Cloud Penetration Testing
- MODULE 13: Binary Analysis and Exploitation Techniques
- MODULE 14: Report Writing and Post-Testing Actions for Government
Requirements
To be eligible for the CPENT training for government, learners must possess:
•At least 5-7 years of professional IT experience.
•Practical experience with major web and mobile technologies.
•A solid understanding of TCP/IP, firewalls, and encryption methods.
•Experience with enterprise-level operating systems and database management.
•Familiarity with application and web development tools, such as Python, HTML, JavaScript, and SQL.
•An understanding of networking principles, including subnetting, routing, and remote access services.
•Knowledge of information security practices and controls, including access control, authentication, and cryptography.
•Familiarity with penetration testing tools and technologies.
•The ability to think creatively and develop innovative solutions to security challenges.
Testimonials (2)
The really lot of extra tools that was mentioned and the real life examples form Mane's experience.
Tamas Adam - Ericsson
Course - Certified Ethical Hacker CEH v.13 AI
Instructor delivery of information; At the end of the day it was Gaurav who pulled off this topic focusing on building strong fundamentals and devising a methodology to be retained with us