Connect risk-based penetration test planning with technical practice, findings analysis, reporting and follow-up.
Download the course brochurePECB Lead Pen Test Professional · PDFPenetration tests support vulnerability assessment and remediation decisions. A defined scope, ethical principles and consistent reporting are central to a professional testing process.
PECB Lead Pen Test Professional training connects technical practice with risk and test management. Explore infrastructure, web, mobile and social engineering testing through laboratory and CTF exercises.
Plan the test scope, methods and resources, then connect findings with quality review, reporting and follow-up activities.
Explain penetration testing concepts, methodologies and ethical principles.
Define risk-based scope, planning, time and resource allocation.
Evaluate approaches to infrastructure, web, mobile, social engineering and physical security testing.
Apply testing tools and techniques through laboratory and CTF exercises.
Analyse findings and prepare reporting, quality reviews and remediation recommendations.
Evaluate test programmes, tester competence and corrective action follow-up processes.
A five-module penetration testing programme connecting ethics, risk-based planning, technical foundations, infrastructure, web, mobile and social engineering testing with reporting, follow-up and CTF exercises.
PECB Lead Pen Test Professional training covers ethics, scoping, technical foundations and testing methods. It explores infrastructure, web, mobile, social engineering and physical security testing.
The 30-hour, five-day programme consists of five detailed modules. Laboratory and CTF exercises form part of the curriculum; the final module covers certification examination and general preparation. The brochure specifies a three-hour exam.
Candidates who pass the PECB Lead Pen Test Professional exam may apply for a credential appropriate to their experience. The Lead credential requires at least 5 years of professional experience, including 2 years in penetration testing, at least 300 hours of relevant penetration testing activities and acceptance of the PECB Code of Ethics. Passing the exam alone does not confer this credential; candidates without experience may consider the Provisional Pen Test Professional requirements.
The BT Akademi Achievement Certificate is a separate award. According to the supplied document, it is issued digitally with QR verification to participants who attend at least 80% of the training and successfully complete the assessments or projects required by the curriculum.
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