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OSCP PEN-200
Security teams that rely on outside contractors or annual audits to find exploitable weaknesses often learn about them too late. This advanced PEN-200 course helps IT Directors build an internal penetration testing capability, so teams can validate vulnerability findings in controlled, authorized environments before they turn into incidents or audit findings. Built for security engineers, IT practitioners moving into offensive security, and Team Leads standing up a red-team function, the course follows a practical testing workflow. It starts with reconnaissance and scanning using Nmap, Nessus, OpenVAS, and passive discovery. It then moves through web application assessment with Burp Suite, Metasploit exploitation and post-exploitation, password attacks, Windows and Linux enumeration, tunneling, and antivirus evasion concepts. Trainer Erik Choron covers the topics that support OSCP+ preparation. The course runs about 37 hours across 46 skills. Training Managers should plan roughly a full training week per learner, plus extra practice time for certification readiness. Assign the course within clear rules of engagement, use Playlists to sequence the rollout, and use Team Reporting to track per-learner progress and completion. To see how it fits your team plan, Book a Demo.
