System Infrastructure Penetration Testing – SIPT
Course Prerequisite(s)
- Please note that this course has the following prerequisites which must be completed before it can be accessed
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OWASP TOP 10
About Course
System Infrastructure Penetration Testing (SIPT) involves evaluating the security of an organization’s IT infrastructure, including servers, networks, and workstations, to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. This type of testing helps ensure that the systems are resilient against potential threats and compliant with security policies and regulations.
Course Content
Introduction to System Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Overview of Penetration Testing
00:00Definition and objectives
00:00Ethical and legal considerations
00:00Difference between vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
00:00Types of Penetration Testing
00:00Black box, white box, and grey box testing
00:00Internal vs. external penetration
00:00Basics of Networking
00:00OSI and TCP/IP models
00:00IP addressing and subnetting
00:00Network devices and their functions
00:00Network Protocols
00:00Common protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SSH, etc.)
00:00Protocol vulnerabilities
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Threat Landscape and Vulnerabilities
Penetration Testing Methodology
Penetration Testing Tools
Active Directory Overview
Active Directory Lab Build
Attacking Active Directory:Initial Attack Vectors
Attacking Active Directory:Post-Compromise Enumeration
Attacking Active Directory:Post-Compromise Attacks Part B
Compromised the Domain – Next Levels
Additional Active Directory Attacks
Active Directory Case Studies
Reporting and Remediation
Case Studies and Practical Labs
Final Project
Final Test
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