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Code: CT-PENTEST | Version: PT0-003

CompTIA PenTest+ validates your ability to identify, mitigate, and report system vulnerabilities. Covering all stages of penetration testing across attack surfaces like cloud, web apps, APIs, and IoT, it emphasizes hands-on skills such as vulnerability management and lateral movement. This certification equips you with the expertise to advance your career as a penetration tester or security consultant.

 

Skills you'll learn

  • Plan and scope penetration tests while ensuring compliance with legal and ethical requirements, and develop detailed reports with remediation recommendations to support engagement management.
  • Perform active and passive reconnaissance, gather information, and enumerate systems to uncover vulnerabilities effectively.
  • Conduct vulnerability scans, analyze results, and validate findings to identify and address security weaknesses.
  • Execute network, host-based, web application, and cloud-based attacks using appropriate tools and techniques to test system defenses.
  • Maintain persistence, perform lateral movement, and document findings to support remediation efforts during post-exploitation activities.

 

Job roles that benefit from PenTest+ skills

  • Penetration Tester
  • Cybersecurity Analyst
  • Security Consultant
  • Cloud Penetration Tester
  • Web App Penetration Tester
  • Cloud Security Specialist
  • Network & Security Specialist

 

Each participant in an authorized training CompTIA PenTest+ Prep Course held in Compendium CE will receive a free PT0-003 CompTIA PenTest+ Certification Exam vouchers.

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  • Penetration Testing - Before You Begin
    • Professional Conduct and Penetration Testing
      • What Is Penetration Testing?
      • Ethics, Legal, and Compliance Considerations of Penetration Testing
      • Importance and Examples of Documentation
      • Scoping and Authorization
      • Overview of the PenTest Report
      • Live Lab: Exploring the Lab Environment
    • Collaboration and Communication
      • Collaboration and Communication Overview
      • PenTest Team Roles and Responsibilities
      • Communicating with Clients and Team Members
      • Peer Review
      • Stakeholder Alignment
      • Root Cause Analysis
      • Escalation Path
      • Secure Distribution
      • Articulation of Risk, Severity, and Impact
      • Goal Reprioritization
      • Business Impact Analysis
      • Client Acceptance
    • Testing Frameworks and Methodologies
      • Testing Frameworks and Methodologies Overview
      • Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM)
      • Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST)
      • Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES)
      • MITRE ATT&CK
      • Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top 10
      • OWASP Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (MASVS)
      • Purdue Model
      • Threat Modeling Frameworks
    • Introduction to Scripting for Penetration Testing
      • Scripting Languages
      • Bash Shell and Bash Script
      • Python
      • PowerShell
      • Use of Libraries, Functions, and Classes
      • Logic Constructs
      • Create Logic Constructs
  • Applying Pre-Engagement Activities
    • Define the Scope
      • Regulations, Frameworks, and Standards
      • Rules of Engagement
      • Agreement Types
      • Target Selection
    • Compare Types of Assessments
      • Types of Assessments Overview
      • Web and Application Assessments
      • Network Assessments
      • Activity: Assess Environmental Considerations
      • Mobile Assessments
      • Cloud Assessments
      • Wireless Assessments
      • IoT Devices and Penetration Testing
      • Information Technology Versus Operational Technology
    • Utilize the Shared Responsibility Model
      • The Shared Responsibility Model Overview
      • Hosting Provider Responsibilities
      • Customer Responsibilities
      • Penetration Tester Responsibilities
      • Third-Party Responsibilities
    • Identify Legal and Ethical Considerations
      • Authorization Letters
      • Mandatory Reporting Requirements
      • Risk to the Penetration Tester
      • Documenting Pre-Engagement Activities
  • Enumeration and Reconnaissance
    • Information Gathering Techniques
      • Active and Passive Reconnaissance
      • Tools for Reconnaissance
      • Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)
      • Using Shodan
      • Previously Breached Password Lists
      • Network Reconnaissance
      • Basics of Scanning
      • Perform Recon with Nmap
      • Certificate Transparency Logs
      • Information Disclosure
      • Search Engine Analysis/Enumeration
      • Network Sniffing
      • Data Manipulation
    • Host and Service Discovery Techniques
      • What Is Enumeration?
      • Host Discovery
      • Scripting with Nmap
      • Activity: Scripting with Nmap
      • Banner Grabbing
      • Protocol Enumeration
      • Service Discovery
      • DNS Enumeration
      • Operating System (OS) Fingerprinting
      • Perform Enumeration with Nmap
      • Live Lab: DNS Enumeration and Reconnaissance
    • Enumeration for Attack Planning
      • Attack Path Mapping
      • Manual Enumeration
      • Simple Network Management Protocol
      • Documenting Enumeration Activities
      • Activity: Document Enumeration Activities
    • Enumeration for Specific Assets
      • Directory Enumeration
      • User Enumeration
      • Wireless Enumeration
      • Permission Enumeration
      • Secrets Enumeration
      • Share Enumeration
      • Web Application Firewall (WAF) Enumeration
      • Perform a Decoy Scan
      • Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Vulnerability Assessment
      • Web Crawling/HTML Scraping
  • Scanning and Identifying Vulnerabilities
    • Vulnerability Discovery Techniques
      • Tools for Vulnerability Discovery
      • Types of Scans
      • Container Scans
      • Application Scans
      • Scan for Cleartext Vulnerabilities
      • Network Scans
      • Activity: Scan Identified Targets
      • Host-Based Scans
      • Live Lab: Using Metasploit
      • Secrets Scanning
      • Wireless Scans
      • Use aircrack-ng to Discover Hidden Networks
      • Locate a Rogue Wireless Access Point
      • Validate Scan, Reconnaissance, and Enumeration Results
      • Applied Live Lab: Network Reconnaissance
      • Scan for Linux Vulnerabilities
    • Analyzing Reconnaissance Scanning and Enumeration
      • Public Exploit Selection
      • Use Scripting to Validate Results
    • Physical Security Concepts
      • Tailgating
      • Site Surveys
      • Universal Serial Bus (USB) Drops
      • Badge Cloning
      • Lock Picking
      • Documenting Scanning and Identifying Vulnerabilities Activities
      • Activity: Identify Physical Security Concepts
  • Conducting Pentest Attacks
    • Prepare and Prioritize Attacks
      • Target Prioritization
      • High-Value Asset Identification
      • Descriptors and Metrics
      • End-of-Life Software and Systems
      • Default Configurations
      • Running Services
      • Vulnerable Encryption Methods
      • Defensive Capabilities
      • Capability Selection
      • Exploit Selection and Customization
      • Documentation Procedures for Attacks
      • Dependencies
      • Consideration of Scope Limitations
      • Activity: Customize Exploits
      • Live Lab: Evaluate EOL Software & Systems
      • Applied Live Lab: Exploiting Default Configurations with Responder
    • Scripting Automation
      • Types of Scripting Automation
      • PowerShell
      • Bash
      • Python
      • Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS)
      • Live Lab: Executing Scripts to Automate Tasks
  • Web-based Attacks
    • Web-based Attacks
      • Web Application Attacks Overview
      • Types of Web Application Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Web Application Attacks
      • Brute-Force Attack
      • Collision Attack
      • Directory Traversal
      • Request Forgery Attacks
      • Deserialization Attack
      • Injection Attacks
      • Activity: Injection Attacks
      • Insecure Direct Object Reference
      • Session Hijacking
      • Arbitrary Code Execution
      • File Inclusions
      • API Abuse
      • JSON Web Token (JWT) Manipulation
      • Live Lab: Evaluating a Database Using SQLMap
      • Live Lab: Exploiting Directory Traversal
      • Live Lab: Performing XSS
      • Live Lab: Abusing Insecure Direct Object References
      • Live Lab: Performing Lateral Movement
      • Live Lab: Performing RFI and LFI Exploitation
    • Cloud-based Attacks
      • Cloud-based Attacks Overview
      • Types of Cloud-based Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Cloud-based Attacks
      • Metadata Service Attacks
      • Access Management Misconfigurations
      • Third-party Integrations
      • Resource Misconfiguration
      • Activity: Conduct Resource Misconfiguration Attacks
      • Logging Information Exposure
      • Image and Artifact Tampering
      • Supply Chain Attacks
      • Workload Runtime Attacks
      • Container Escape
      • Trust Relationship Abuse
      • Perform and Analyze a SYN Flood Attack
  • Enterprise Attacks
    • Perform Network Attacks
      • Network Attack Types
      • Tools for Performing Network Attacks
      • Default Credentials
      • On-Path Attack
      • Certificate Services
      • Misconfigured Services Exploitation
      • Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) Hopping
      • Multihomed Hosts
      • Relay Attack
      • IDS Evasion
      • Live Lab: Sniffing Network Traffic
      • Applied Live Lab: Exploring the Power of Nmap NSE
      • Live Lab: Discovering Vulnerabilities with Netcat
      • Applied Live Lab: Performing a Relay Attack
    • Perform Authentication Attacks
      • Authentication Attack Types
      • Tools for Performing Authentication Attacks
      • Multifactor Authentication (MFA) Fatigue
      • Pass-the-Hash Attacks
      • Pass-the-Ticket Attacks
      • Pass-the-Token Attacks
      • Kerberos Attacks
      • Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Injection
      • Dictionary Attacks
      • Crack a Password with John the Ripper
      • Brute-Force Attacks
      • Mask Attacks
      • Password Spraying
      • Credential Stuffing
      • OpenID Connect (OIDC) Attacks
      • Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) Attacks
      • Live Lab: Cracking Passwords
    • Perform Host-Based Attacks
      • Types of Host-Based Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Host-Based Attacks
      • Privilege Escalation
      • Credential Dumping
      • Circumventing Security Tools
      • Clear Audit Policies
      • Misconfigured Endpoints
      • Payload Obfuscation
      • User-Controlled Access Bypass
      • Shell Escape
      • Kiosk Escape
      • Library Injection
      • Process Hollowing and Injection
      • Log Tampering
      • Unquoted Service Path Injection
      • Documenting Enterprise Attacks
      • Applied Live Lab: Performing an On-Path (AiTM) Attack
      • Live Lab: Performing Privilege Escalation
      • Live Lab: Implementing Payload Obfuscation
      • Live Lab: Performing SQL Injection
      • Live Lab: Investigating with Evil-WinRM
      • Live Lab: Exploiting LOLBins
      • Live Lab: Implementing Credential Dumping
  • Specialized Attacks
    • Wireless Attacks
      • Types of Wireless Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Wireless Attacks
      • Activity: Explore Wireless Tools
      • Wardriving
      • Bluetooth
      • Evil Twin Attack
      • Signal Jamming
      • Protocol Fuzzing
      • Packet Crafting
      • Deauthentication
      • Captive Portal
      • Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) and Personal Identification (PIN) Attack
    • Social Engineering Attacks
      • Types of Social Engineering Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Social Engineering Attacks
      • Phishing, Whaling, Spear phishing, and Smishing
      • Social Engineering Techniques for Gathering Information
      • Watering Hole
      • Credential Harvesting
      • Live Lab: Performing Social Engineering using SET
    • Specialized System Attacks
      • Types of Specialized System Attacks
      • Tools for Performing Specialized System Attacks
      • Mobile Attacks
      • AI Attacks
      • Operational Technology (OT)
      • Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) and Near-Field Communication (NFC)
      • Bluejacking
      • Conducting Specialized Penetration Testing Attacks
  • Performing Penetration Testing Tasks
    • Establish and Maintain Persistence
      • Principles of Establishing and Maintaining Persistence
      • Scheduled Tasks/cron Jobs
      • Service Creation
      • Reverse and Bind Shells
      • Add New Accounts
      • Obtain Valid Account Credentials
      • Registry Keys
      • Command and Control (C2) Frameworks
      • Backdoor
      • Activity: Maintain Persistence
      • Create a Backdoor with Metasploit
      • Rootkit
      • Browser Extensions
      • Tampering Security Controls
      • Live Lab: Configuring Reverse and Bind Shells
      • Live Lab: Establishing Persistence and Other Post-Exploitation Activities
    • Move Laterally through Environments
      • Lateral and Horizontal Movement
      • Scan for Open Ports from a Remote Computer
      • Techniques for Moving Laterally through Environments
      • Tools for Moving Laterally through Environments
      • Pivoting
      • Relay Creation
      • Enumeration
      • Perform Enumeration of MSSQL with Metasploit
      • Service Discovery
      • Perform a Scan Using Zenmap
      • Bypass Windows Firewall
      • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
      • Window Remote Management (WinRM)
    • Staging and Exfiltration
      • Fundamentals of Staging and Exfiltration
      • Getting Data from a Target
      • Hide Files with OpenStego
      • Alternate Data Streams
      • Applied Live Lab: Staging and Exfiltration Using ADS
    • Cleanup and Restoration
      • Cleanup and Restoration Procedures
      • Activity: Implement Cleanup and Restoration Activities
      • Documenting Penetration Testing Tasks
  • Reporting and Recommendations
    • Penetration Test Report Components
      • Creating the Penetration Test Report
      • Reporting Considerations
      • Report Components and Definitions
      • Documentation Specifications and Format Alignment
      • Risk Scoring
      • Test Limitations and Assumptions
    • Analyze Findings and Remediation Recommendations
      • Analyzing Findings and Developing Recommendations Overview
      • Technical Controls
      • Administrative Controls
      • Operational Controls
      • Physical Controls
      • Activity: Administrative and Operational Controls
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Voraussetzungen

Recommended experience:  3-4 years in a penetration tester job role, with Network+ and Security+ or equivalent knowledge
Schwierigkeitsgrad
Zeitdauer 5 Tage
Zertifikat

The participants will obtain certificates signed by CompTIA (course completion). This course will help prepare you for the CompTIA PenTest+ certification exam, which is available through the Pearson VUE test centers.

Each participant in an authorized training CompTIA PenTest+ Prep Course held in Compendium CE will receive a free PT0-003 CompTIA PenTest+ Certification Exam vouchers.
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