This course will prepare students for the CREST CPSA theoretical and CRT practical exam, as a CREST accredited course, it is closely aligned with the CREST CPSA / CRT technical syllabus. The CREST Registered Penetration Tester examination is recognised by the NCSC as providing the minimum standard for CHECK Team Member status and is designed to assess a candidate’s ability to carry out basic vulnerability assessment and penetration testing tasks.

The CPSA course leads to the CREST Practitioner Security Analyst (CPSA) examination, which is an entry level qualification that tests a candidate’s knowledge in assessing operating systems and common network services at a basic level below that; of the main CRT and CCT qualifications.

The CRT course leads to the CREST Registered Penetration Tester (CRT) examination, which is recognized by the NCSC as providing the minimum standard for CHECK Team Member status and is designed to assess a candidate’s ability to carry out basic vulnerability assessment and penetration testing tasks.

This course is designed to teach how to perform penetration tests, how to think like an attacker and also demonstrates the tools needed to perform penetration testing. Students will learn and perform information gathering, target discovery and enumeration, vulnerability mapping, system exploitation including Windows Domain attacks, and Azure AD (Active Directory), privilege escalation and maintaining access to compromised systems with over 40 detailed hands-on labs.

Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top Ten is widely recognized as a powerful awareness document that represents a broad consensus among security experts about the most critical security risks to web applications. This course is designed to educate those who develop, administer and secure web applications about the most common web application security vulnerabilities, the potential impact of exploiting these weaknesses and basic approaches to mitigating web application security risks.

In this course, we will discuss what Incident Response and Digital Forensics are, the legal implications they have and how they are structured. We will also perform various exercises on digital forensics tools in order to get a clear understanding of the technicality that digital forensics assumes.

This CyberSec First Responder Certification course from CertNexus takes a holistic approach to prepare IT Professionals to analyse threats, secure networks, and utilise critical problem-solving skillsets to protect an organisation from threats. Focusing on the key areas of detect, analyse, and respond, attendees will gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to recover from attacks and thwart potential future threats.

Mobile application penetration testing for Android and iOS is the main emphasis of this course. The course will provide a strong basis for continuing a career as a mobile application penetration tester by showcasing typical approaches to extract sensitive data from Android and iOS applications, including API Keys, stored secrets, and firebase databases. The common approaches and techniques you can use to launch bug bounty hunting mobile applications will be covered in this course.

This course will prepare the student to understand the Dark Web, adopt protective practices for accessing Dark Networks, and find the places where ongoing attack discussions are unfolding in real time. Beyond navigation, the student will learn to use relevant tools to discover and gain entry to otherwise closed sessions. In addition, students will learn how to establish private and anonymous technologies to enhance their own efforts to conduct research and investigation.

This course teaches the basics regarding Information Security, including a holistic view of modern network security, operating system hardening, firewalls, Encryption, Application Security, Incident Response and Recovery.