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Certified Penetration Testing Professional
The CPENT program is an advanced penetration testing course designed for cybersecurity
professionals who want to gain real-world, hands-on experience in enterprise-level penetration
testing. This course focuses on attacking hardened networks, bypassing security defenses, exploiting
advanced systems, and performing professional penetration testing engagements in complex
environments.
Penetration Testing That Secures Digital Assets
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to plan and execute penetration tests, identify and exploit security vulnerabilities, assess system and network weaknesses, and document findings in professional penetration testing reports. The program builds hands-on skills using industry-standard tools and methodologies, preparing learners for penetration testing roles aligned with modern security practices and ethical standards.
Duration
3 Months
Sessions
36
Classes Days
Mon, Wed, Fri
Summary Of The Course
The Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) program helps learners build strong expertise in penetration testing concepts, attack methodologies, and vulnerability exploitation. Students gain hands-on experience with reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation techniques in practical lab environments—enabling them to identify, exploit, and report security weaknesses. The course prepares participants with essential skills required for entry-level penetration tester and offensive security roles.
- Perform enterprise-level penetration testing
- Exploit hardened systems and networks
- Conduct advanced Active Directory attacks
- Perform red team style operations
- Bypass IDS, firewalls, and EDR solutions
- Develop professional penetration testing reports
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Conduct end-to-end penetration tests
- Exploit Windows and Linux enterprise systems
- Perform advanced Active Directory attacks
- Pivot and lateral movement inside networks
- Evade security controls
- Deliver professional pentest reports
Tools & Lab Practical Activities
- Kali Linux
- Metasploit Pro / Framework
- BloodHound
- Mimikatz
- CrackMapExec
- PowerShell Empire
- Burp Suite Pro
- Nmap, Nessus (demo)
- Cobalt Strike (conceptual)
Assessment & Evaluation
- Weekly hands-on labs
- Mid course practical assessment
- Final enterprise level penetration testing lab
- Professional penetration testing report
Certification
- Students who successfully complete the program will receive a Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPENT) Certificate of Completion from BGMC.
Course Modules
Explore a comprehensive tools and lab environment designed to give you hands-on experience and practical skill development.
📚 Table of Contents
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- Ethical hacking concepts
- Information security controls
- Cyber laws and ethics
- Standard security procedures
Footprinting and Reconnaissance
Session Subjects Discussed
- Passive and active reconnaissance
- Information gathering techniques
- Reconnaissance tools and countermeasures
Scanning Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Network scanning techniques
- Port and service discovery
- Scanning tools and defenses
Enumeration
Session Subjects Discussed
- SMB, FTP, SNMP enumeration
- User and service identification
- Enumeration countermeasures
Vulnerability Analysis
Session Subjects Discussed
- Vulnerability assessment concepts
- CVE and CVSS
- Vulnerability assessment tools
System Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
Password cracking techniques
Privilege escalation
Steganography and covering tracks
Malware Threats
Session Subjects Discussed
- Types of malware
- Malware analysis basics
- Malware prevention techniques
Sniffing
Session Subjects Discussed
Packet sniffing techniques
Network traffic analysis
Anti-sniffing measures
Social Engineering
Session Subjects Discussed
- Human-based attacks
- Phishing and impersonation
- Social engineering countermeasures
Denial-of-Service
Session Subjects Discussed
- DoS and DDoS attacks
- Attack tools and mitigation
Session Hijacking
Session hijacking techniques
- Authentication weaknesses
- Prevention methods
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Session Subjects Discussed
- IDS and firewall concepts
- Evasion techniques
- Security countermeasures
Hacking Web Servers
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web server vulnerabilities
- Attack methodologies
- Security hardening
Hacking Web Applications
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web application vulnerabilities
- OWASP Top 10
- Web security best practices
SQL Injection
Session Subjects Discussed
- SQL injection techniques
- Attack detection and prevention
Hacking Wireless Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Wireless standards and encryption
- Wireless attacks and countermeasures
Hacking Mobile Platforms
Session Subjects Discussed
- Android and iOS security
- Mobile attack vectors
IoT and OT Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- IoT and OT threats
- Hacking methodologies
Cloud Computing
Session Subjects Discussed
- Cloud service models
- Cloud threats and security
Cryptography
Session Subjects Discussed
- Encryption algorithms
- PKI and cryptographic attacks
📚 Table of Contents
Advanced Penetration Testing Methodology
Session Subjects Discussed
- Penetration testing standards (PTES, NIST, OSSTMM)
- Rules of engagement & scope definition
- Red Team vs Blue Team vs Purple Team
Advanced Networking for Pentesters
Session Subjects Discussed
- Enterprise network architecture
- VLANs, routing, segmentation
- Firewall & proxy environments
Advanced Linux for Pentesters
Session Subjects Discussed
- Bash scripting
- Service exploitation
- Privilege escalation techniques
Advanced Windows & Active Directory
Session Subjects Discussed
- Windows internals
- Active Directory architecture
- Domain authentication mechanisms
Information Gathering & OSINT (Advanced)
Session Subjects Discussed
- Internal & external reconnaissance
- Enterprise OSINT techniques
Advanced Scanning & Enumeration
Session Subjects Discussed
- Deep network scanning
- Service enumeration in hardened environments
Exploitation of Enterprise Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Exploiting miss configurations
- Chained attacks
Active Directory Attacks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Kerberoasting
- Pass-the-Hash
- Pass-the-Ticket
- Golden & Silver Tickets
Privilege Escalation & Lateral Movement
Session Subjects Discussed
- Windows & Linux privilege escalation
- Pivoting techniques
Evasion Techniques
Session Subjects Discussed
Antivirus & EDR evasion
Obfuscation techniques
Web Application Penetration Testing (Advanced)
Session Subjects Discussed
Business logic flaws
Advanced SQLi
Authentication bypass
Network Attacks & Pivoting
Session Subjects Discussed
- Tunneling
- SOCKS proxy
- Multi-network compromise
Red Team Operations
Session Subjects Discussed
- Command & Control (C2) concepts
- Post-exploitation persistence
Cloud & Hybrid Penetration Testing
Session Subjects Discussed
AWS/Azure attack vectors
Cloud miss configurations
Exploit Development (Introduction)
Session Subjects Discussed
Buffer overflow concepts
Exploit modification
Professional Reporting & Client Communication
Session Subjects Discussed
Executive summary
Risk scoring
Remediation guidance
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Why Become a Certified Penetration Testing Professional?
Develop in-demand skills to identify, exploit, and report security vulnerabilities—preparing you for high-growth careers in penetration testing and offensive security.
High-Demand Career
Enter in-demand penetration testing and offensive security roles.
Vulnerability Exploitation Skills
Identify, exploit, and validate real-world security weaknesses.
Career Growth
Secure systems and advance professionally in cybersecurity.
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What is the Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) program at TechVerse by BGMC?
The CPTP program is an offensive cybersecurity course focused on penetration testing methodologies, vulnerability exploitation, and ethical hacking techniques used to assess and secure systems and networks.
Where is the Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) training offered?
The CPTP training is offered by TechVerse by BGMC through on-campus sessions and instructor-led online classes, providing flexible learning options.
Who can enroll in the Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) course?
This course is ideal for IT professionals, cybersecurity enthusiasts, ethical hackers, and individuals aiming to start or advance a career in penetration testing and offensive security.
What skills will I gain from the Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) program?
You will gain hands-on skills in reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation, reporting, and the use of industry-standard penetration testing tools and frameworks.
Is the Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) course certified or recognized?
Yes, learners receive a TechVerse by BGMC course completion certificate aligned with international penetration testing and ethical hacking best practices.
What makes TechVerse’s Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPTP) course different from others?
The CPTP program emphasizes hands-on labs, real-world attack simulations, structured penetration testing workflows, and job-oriented training for offensive security roles.