Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPENT)

Master Advanced Penetration Testing

The Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPENT) certification is an advanced program focused on real-world penetration testing in enterprise environments. It equips learners with skills to identify, exploit, and report vulnerabilities using techniques aligned with professional Red Team operations.

What This Certification Covers

The CPENT certification covers advanced penetration testing techniques, including network and web exploitation, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and bypassing security controls. It focuses on hands-on scenarios to prepare learners for real-world security assessments.

Key Skills You Will Gain

Advanced penetration testing techniques
Network and web application exploitation
Bypassing security controls and defenses
Privilege escalation and lateral movement
Vulnerability assessment and reporting
Real-world Red Teaming skills

Certification Name	CEH (MCQ)	CEH ( Practical)
Exam Format	MCQ	Cyber Range
Duration	4 Hours	6 Hours
Number of Questions	125	20 Practical Challenges
Passing Score	60% – 85%	Based on Scoring

Students, IT professionals, network engineers, and cybersecurity enthusiasts can enroll.

Yes, you can appear for both CEH MCQ and CEH Practical exams after training.

Yes, the course includes real-world labs and simulated environments.

Yes, both online and offline modes are available.

You will work with industry-standard ethical hacking tools used in real-world testing.

Yes, basic networking knowledge is helpful but not mandatory.

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Master The Syllabus

Module 01: Computer Forensics in Today’s World

Computer Forensics Fundamentals
Types of Cybercrimes & Investigation
Digital Evidence & Rules of Evidence
eDiscovery Concepts
Forensic Readiness & Planning
Role in Incident Response & SOC
Investigator Roles & Ethics
Legal Issues, Privacy & Standards (ISO, ACPO)

Module 02: Computer Forensics Investigation Process

Investigation Process Phases
First Response & First Responder Roles
Pre-Investigation Setup (Lab, Tools, Team)
Crime Scene Investigation & Evidence Collection
Search & Seizure Procedures
Evidence Preservation (Chain of Custody)
Data Acquisition & Analysis
Reporting & Court Testimony

Module 03: Understanding Hard Disks & File Systems

HDD, SSD & Disk Interfaces
Disk Structure (MBR, GPT, Partitions)
Boot Process (Windows, Linux, macOS)
File Systems (FAT, exFAT, NTFS, ext, APFS, HFS+)
File System Analysis (TSK, Autopsy)
Storage Systems (RAID, NAS, SAN)
Encoding Standards & Hex Analysis
File Format Analysis (Images, PDF, Docs, Media)

Module 04: Data Acquisition & Duplication

Data Acquisition Fundamentals (Live & Dead)
Order of Volatility
Acquisition Types (Logical, Bitstream, Sparse)
Evidence Formats (RAW, AFF, Proprietary)
eDiscovery Process & Tools
Acquisition Methodology (Step-by-Step)
Validation Techniques
Forensic Imaging & Tools

Module 05: Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques

Anti-Forensics Concepts
Data Deletion & Recycle Bin Forensics
File Carving & Partition Recovery
Password Cracking & Bypassing
Steganography & Detection Techniques
Alternate Data Streams & Hidden Data
Artifact Wiping & Metadata Manipulation
Encryption Handling
Packers & Footprint Minimization

Module 06: Windows Forensics

Volatile Data Collection
Non-Volatile Data Collection
Memory Forensics (Dump, Pagefile, Hibernation)
Windows Registry Analysis
Electron Apps (Teams, WhatsApp, Skype)
Browser Forensics (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)
File & Metadata Analysis
ShellBags, LNK Files, Jump Lists
Event Logs Analysis

Module 07: Linux & Mac Forensics

Linux Volatile Data Collection
Linux Non-Volatile Data & Logs
Linux Memory Forensics
macOS Forensics & Artifacts
macOS Data Collection & Logs
macOS Memory & APFS Analysis

Module 08: Network Forensics

Network Forensics Fundamentals
Event Correlation
Log Analysis (Firewall, IDS, Router, VPN, DNS)
Traffic Analysis (Wireshark, Tcpdump)
Attack Detection (DoS, ARP Poisoning, Flooding)
NetFlow Analysis
SIEM Tools (Splunk, QRadar)
Wireless Network Forensics

Module 09: Malware Forensics

Malware Concepts & Infection Methods
Malware Analysis Types (Static & Dynamic)
File Fingerprinting & Strings Analysis
PE, ELF, Mach-O Analysis
Behavior Analysis (Processes, Registry, Logs)
Network Behavior Monitoring
Ransomware Analysis (BlackCat Case Study)

Module 10: Investigating Web Attacks

Web Application Forensics
IIS Web Server Logs
Apache Logs Analysis
XSS Attack Investigation
SQL Injection Analysis
Command Injection & Directory Traversal
Brute-force Attack Investigation

Module 11: Dark Web Forensics

Module 12: Cloud Forensics

Module 13: Email & Social Media Forensics

Module 14: Mobile Forensics

Mobile Forensics Fundamentals
Android & iOS Architecture & Boot Process
Mobile Data Acquisition Methods
SIM & Cellular Network Analysis
Logical & Physical Acquisition
Mobile Application & Artifact Analysis

Module 15: IoT Forensics

Tools Covered

Kali Linux

Advanced Network Attacks

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Nmap

Network Scanning & Enumeration

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Metasploit

Exploitation Framework

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Burp Suite

Web Application Testing

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Wireshark

Network Traffic Analysis

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Netcat

Network Exploitation

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Training Certification and Exam Details

Globally recognized EC-Council certification
Validates advanced penetration testing skills
Demonstrates real-world enterprise attack capabilities
Enhances credibility in Red Team operations
Opens opportunities in high-level cybersecurity roles

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