Penetration Tester
Cybersecurity Engineer Program by Total Cyber Solutions
A Pentester is a cybersecurity expert who analyzes, discovers and exploits a computer network within the realms of rules of engagement. While working in diverse environments with various tools, as a Pentester, you can be rewarded with pay upwards of $110K (indeed.com), while serving in technology’s most prestigious field.
Total Cyber’s Pentester Program offers the fundamentals in learning about Kali Linux and the tools companies use to provide the most complete pentest for their customers. Testing and analyzing computers, devices and networks a pentester will need to be creative and resilient in the methods they use.
Pentesters are also responsible for providing reports ensuring the company having the pentest has the results to protect their network. As a Graduate of the Total Cyber Pentester Program you will have the skills, knowledge and confidence to perform all these tasks.
Unique Skillset
Build a unique skillset that many IT employees only wish they had. Set yourself above and beyond the average IT worker, be an IT Professional.
Not So Average Tools
Use tools that the average IT worker hasn’t even heard of. Learn how to use these tools in different environments.
Connections
Penetration testing involves building valuable connections with others. Become a part of an elite group of Cybersecurity professionals.
Great Pay Opportunities
Whether working for a company or on a contract, the pay is one of the most exciting things about being a Pentester.
What You Really Want to Know
$92K
Average Salary
Career Outlook
A Variety of career paths. This means there are many opportunities waiting for you. Your new career outlook is Bright!
Projected Growth
Employment 2020: 442,000 Employees
Projected Openings over 10 years: 37,500
Top Sought-After Skills by Employers
- Problem Solving
- Discover Hidden Patterns
- Understanding How Things Work
- Attention to Detail
- Integrity
- Analytical Thinking
Related Jobs
- Information Security Engineers
- Information Security Analysts
- Computer Systems Analysts
From “Penetration Testers” and “15-1299.05 – Information Security Engineers” by the National Center for O*NET Development. Used under the CC BY 4.0 license.
Cyber Security Course Syllabus
In the Penetration Tester Program students will learn:
Intermediate Network Concepts
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Networking Concepts
Infrastructure
Network Operations
Network Security
Network Troubleshooting & Tools
Intermediate Security Concepts
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Attacks, Threats and Vulnerabilities
Architecture and Design
Implementation
Operations and Incident Response
Governance, Risk and Compliance
Vulnerability Assessment
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Vulnerability Assessment Frameworks
Vulnerability Assessment Techniques
Vulnerability Assessment Tools
Detect and Respond to Vulnerabilities
Preform a Vulnerability Assessment
Fundamentals of Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Emerging Attack Vectors
Enumeration
Malware and Reverse Engineering
Cloud Computing
Hacking Web Applications
Operation Technologies
WIFI Cracking
Penetration testing Labs
Intermediate Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Planning & Scoping
Information Gathering & Vulnerability Identification
Attacks & Exploits
Penetration Testing Tools
Reporting & Communication
Ethical Hacking Labs
Advanced Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Students will learn how to address issues including:
Penetration Testing: What You Should Know
Getting Comfortable with Kali Linux
Command Line Fun
Practical Tools
Bash Scripting
Passive Information Gathering
Active Information Gathering
Vulnerability Scanning
Web Application Attacks
Introduction to Buffer Overflows
Windows Buffer Overflows
Linux Buffer Overflows
Client-Side Attacks
Locating Public Exploits
Fixing Exploits
File Transfers
Antivirus Evasion
Privilege Escalation
Password Attacks
Port Redirection and Tunneling
Active Directory Attacks
The Metasploit Framework
PowerShell Empire
Penetration Testing Labs