Network Penetration Testing Training
November 16-18, 2011
In today’s world, it is getting more and more important for businesses to be connected and be accessible through the Internet. Businesses now put more stock into the viability of the net in increasing their profit margin and in large extent their public exposure. Thus, more financial value gets imbued into the data that goes around the wires.
That’s where the value of information security comes into play; assessing one’s readiness in defending information assets comes as a direct result of proper Vulnerability Assessment/Penetration Testing and to a larger scale of risk management. Getting one’s feet wet on VA will benefit not only the company’s security stance but also the individual’s appreciation of what could possibly lie ahead in terms of threats and risks, realization would also set on the extent of knowledge, time and investment to fully prepare one’s company in facing the growing challenges of today and tomorrow’s Internet.
The training will take students into the realm of real-world hacking. Discover how hackers really work and execute - from this perspective students will able to understand hackers' styles and techniques - enabling them to strategize how to defend their corporate networks.
3 Day Training Course Outline:
Information Security Foundations
- Information Security Concepts
- The Need for Information Security
- Vulnerability Assessment Overview
- The Security Process
- Information Security Life Cycle
- Threats to Computer and Network Systems
- What is Ethical Hacking?
- Types of Ethical Hacking
- Responsibilities of an Ethical Hacker
- Skills Requirements
- Customer Expectations
- Relevant Laws
The Business of Penetration Testing
- Information Security Fundamentals
- Hackers and Crackers
- Defining Penetration Testing
- Assessing the need for Penetration Testing
- Choosing a Penetration Testing Vendor
Getting Started
- Formal Methodologies
- Methodology Overview
- Open Source and Commercial Tools
- The Live CD Approach
- Bash Services
- Bash Environment
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Vulnerability Assessment
- Project Start-Up
- Information Gathering
- Threat and Impact Analysis
- Social Engineering
- Passive Information Gathering
- Active Information Gathering
- Reconnaissance and Enumeration
- Tools and Online Resources
- Google Hacking
- DNS Reconnaissance
- SNMP Reconnaissance
- SMTP Reconnaissance
- Netbios Information Gathering
- Port Scanning
- Vulnerability Scanning
Network Penetration
- Attacking Networks
- Network Devices
- Web Servers
- Web Applications
- Databases
- Wireless Penetration
- Malware, Viruses, and Backdoors
- Attacking Windows
- Attacking Linux
- Client Side Attacks
- Web Application Attack Vectors
- Managing Security Changes
Analysis and Report Generation
- Correlation of Testing Reports
- Report Generation
- Managerial Reports
- Technical Reports
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Course Objectives:
At the end of the training, you should be able to:
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Fully understand the importance and business value of Penetration Testing
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Determine assets that requires security assessment
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Conduct Vulnerability Assessments
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Develop and execute Penetration Testing workplans
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Utilize security tools
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Manage security changes in a corporate setting
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Generate and analyze technical and managerial reports
Who Should Attend:
Training Details:
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Duration: 3 days
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Schedule: November 16-18, 2011
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Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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Venue: CheQ Labs, 1708 88 Corporate Center,
141 Sedeno St. corner Valero St.,
Salcedo Village,
Makati City
Philippines 1227
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Course Fee: Php 20,000.00 (Exclusive of 12% VAT)
Course fee is inclusive of handouts, certificate, snacks and lunch. Please make all checks payable to SeQure Technologies, Inc.
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For more details, please call Malou Chan at 888-24-37 ext 102 or email inquiry@sequretech.com.
Cancellation of registration should be made seven working-days before the training date. Otherwise, 50% of the training fee shall be charged. No show during the training shall be charged 100% of the training fee.
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