Looking for a certification course to test and validate your knowledge and skills? Then, EC-Council Licensed Penetration Tester (Master- L.C.T) at ProICT Training is what you need. This advanced self-paced training course will mentally prepare candidates to take and crack the EC-Council Licensed Penetration Tester (Master- L.C.T) certification exam. Crafted by the industry leaders- this course will cover crucial concepts including- testing of the operating system, modern infrastructure, and application environments. The course also guides students to create professional penetration testing reports. Consult with the experts at the ProICT Training and enroll today!

Course outline

• Introduction to Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
• Information Gathering Methodology
• Scanning and Enumeration
• Identify Vulnerabilities
• Exploitation
• Post Exploitation
• Advanced Tips and Techniques
• Preparing a Report
• Practice Ranges

Objectives of the course

The primary objectives of the course are to deliver detailed information about the Council Licensed Penetration Tester (Master- L.C.T) to candidates and help them to learn about:

• Repeatable and measurable testing approaches
• Submission of reports
• Writing and implementing exploit codes
• Privilege escalation

Who should pursue this course?

This EC Council Certification course is suitable for the following professionals: –

• Information security engineer
• Network administrator
• IT auditor
• Penetration tester

What are the prerequisites of the course?

To become eligible for the EC-Council Licensed penetration tester training and certification candidates must have:

• Prior experience in penetration testing
• Similar certifications like; OSCP and GPEN

What students will learn?

Throughout this self-paced training course, you will learn how to:

• Perform penetration testing using the measurable approach
• Perform attacks to identify the cross-site scripting, SQL injections, and LRI and RFI vulnerabilities
• Tangible findings to stakeholders
• Use vulnerabilities in an operating system- window and Linux