Ethical Hacking – Lead Ethical Hacker

Lead Ethical Hacker Training

A PECB Certified Lead Ethical Hacker certification will help you demonstrate your ability to lawfully assess the security of systems and discover their vulnerabilities. The training course provides information on the latest ethical hacking methods and tools. It also provides a methodology for conducting penetration tests in accordance with standards and best practices, such as the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) and the Open Source Security Testing Methodology (OSSTMM).

The PECB Certified Lead Ethical Hacker training course is based on the concept of practicing what you learned. It includes lab sessions and practical examples to help you apply the theory to practice.

Domain 1: Information gathering tools and techniques

Domain 2: Threat modeling and vulnerability identification

Domain 3: Exploitation techniques

Domain 4: Privilege escalation

Domain 5: Pivoting and file transfers

Domain 6: Reporting

The main requirement for participating in this training course is having knowledge of information security concepts and principles and advanced skills in operating systems. It is recommended for participants to have knowledge of computer networks and the concepts of programming.

Duration: 3 hours

Languages: English

Format

Essay-type questions
Penetration testing exercises

Domains:

Fundamental principles and concepts of ethical hacking
Attack mechanisms
Principles and reference frameworks on penetration tests
Planning and performing penetration tests using various tools and techniques
Drafting penetration testing reports

Master the concepts, methods, and techniques used by cyber security organizations and ethical hackers to conduct penetration tests

Acknowledge the correlation between penetration testing methodologies, regulatory frameworks, and standards

Acquire a comprehensive knowledge of the components and operations of ethical hacking

Who should take the Lead Ethical Hacker course?

Individuals seeking to gain knowledge about the main techniques used to conduct penetration tests
Individuals involved in information security seeking to master ethical hacking and penetration testing techniques
Individuals responsible for the security of information systems, such as information security officers and cyber security professionals
Information security team members seeking to enhance their information security knowledge
Managers or expert advisors interested in learning how to manage ethical hacking activities
Technical experts interested in learning how to plan and perform a penetration test