CompTIA Penetration Testing Certification (PenTest+)

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Duration
5 days

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Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

Professional IT security begins with understanding real attack techniques. Identifying vulnerabilities before they are exploited lays the foundation for robust protective measures.

Key topics

  • Planning and executing controlled security tests.
  • Attack techniques on systems, networks, and web applications.
  • Vulnerability assessment and prioritization.
  • Technical analysis of exploits.
  • Structured preparation of results

Prerequisites
Knowledge of IT fundamentals, networks, and operating systems is required. Experience with administrative or security-related tasks is helpful.

Target group
Aimed at IT professionals with responsibility for security, system analysis, or technical risk assessment in complex environments.

Targeted security analyses increase transparency and reduce risks. The knowledge imparted supports the sustainable development of modern IT security strategies.

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Course content
  • Understanding organizational penetration testing.
  • Identify compliance requirements.
  • Compare standards and methods.
  • Ensure professional conduct.
  • Assess environmental aspects.
  • Establish rules for use.
  • Prepare legal documents.
  • Find your goal.
  • Collect important data.
  • Compile website information.
  • Use open-source tools.
  • Use psychological manipulation.
  • Explain physical attacks.
  • Employ social engineering methods.
  • Schedule a vulnerability scan.
  • Review security measures.
  • Use scanning tools.
  • Schedule a vulnerability scan.
  • Review security measures.
  • Use scanning tools.
  • Use Nmap and NSE.
  • Find devices on the network.
  • Evaluate scan results.
  • Avoid detection.
  • Use steganography to conceal.
  • Create a hidden channel.
  • List hosts.
  • Attack LAN protocols.
  • Compare exploit tools.
  • Find cloud vulnerabilities.
  • Investigate cloud attacks.
  • Investigation of wireless attacks.
  • Analysis of wireless tools.
  • Identify vulnerabilities in mobile devices.
  • Carry out attacks on mobile devices.
  • Present tools for evaluating mobile devices.
  • Detect attacks on IoT systems.
  • Identify other vulnerable systems.
  • Explain vulnerabilities in virtual machines.
  • Find web vulnerabilities
  • Attacking sessions
  • Prepare injections
  • Detect tools
  • System hacking
  • Use of remote access tools
  • Examining exploit code
  • Examine scripts and code
  • Develop logic structure
  • Automate penetration tests
  • Testing permissions
  • Navigating the system
  • Ensuring persistence
  • Define communication channel
  • Determine triggers for communication
  • Use reporting tools
  • Determine the target audience for the report
  • List report contents
  • Define best practices for reports
  • Apply technical controls
  • Administrative controls and operational audits
  • Physical security measures
  • Cleaning after use
  • Follow-up measures

Frequently asked questions

  • CompTIA PenTest+ is an international certification for professionals in the field of penetration testing. It confirms practical skills in the security analysis of IT systems.
  • Ideal for IT security professionals, administrators, or analysts who want to identify vulnerabilities and secure systems. Prior knowledge of networks and IT security is helpful.
  • Basic knowledge of networks, operating systems, and IT security. Experience with tools such as Nmap, Wireshark, or Metasploit is an advantage.
  • The certification strengthens careers in cybersecurity, opens doors to specialized positions, and demonstrates technical expertise.
  • The certification is valid for three years. It can be renewed by earning continuing education units (CEUs) or through recertification.
  • PenTest+ is more practice-oriented and tests real hands-on skills. CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) is more theoretical and more expensive. Both certificates are recognized.
  • Not for complete beginners, but a good introduction to offensive security after gaining initial experience with networks and basic IT security.

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