Securing customer data is often crucial when deploying and managing web applications and network infrastructure. As such, IT Administrators and Web Developers require security knowledge and awareness in order to secure their environment. Due to this requirement, operational staff often require hands-on training and experience to identify, control and prevent organisational threats.
The five-day Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course brings together Infrastructure Security and Web Application Security and will teach you the fundamentals of hacking. This hands-on training course was written to address the market need around the world for a real hands-on, practical and hacking experience that focuses on what is really needed when conducting a penetration test.
The Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course will teach you a wealth of techniques to compromise the security of various operating systems, networking devices and web application components.
The Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course combines a formal hacking methodology with a variety of tools to teach the core principles of ethical hacking.
What Is Covered In The Certified In The Art Of Hacking Training Course?
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The Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course is suitable for:
The class benefits from a hands-on lab that is hosted in the NotSoSecure cloud. You will get your own dedicated Virtual Machines upon which you can practice each and every vulnerability in detail.
The above requirements are not mandatory but are recommended due to the pace of the training course:
There is no formal prereading for the Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course.
The online proctored exam is taken in class on the final day of the training course.
The Certified In The Art Of Hacking training course starts from the very basic and builds up to the level where you can not only use the tools and techniques to hack various components involved in infrastructure and web hacking, but also gain solid understanding of the concepts on which these tools are based.