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What is the CPENT Exam?
EC-Council’s Certified Penetration Tester (CPENT) is an advanced-level cybersecurity credential for experienced security experts and ethical hackers who wish to enhance and assess their penetration testing abilities and skills. This certification aids in performing the thorough evaluations needed to efficiently detect and reduce security risks to computer systems, networks, and infrastructures. It will teach you how to conduct successful penetration testing in a network environment designed for businesses that must be targeted, exploited, avoided, and protected.
The certification will assist in understanding how to do penetration testing on modern businesses’ networks, including IoT and OT systems. You will learn how to perform advanced Windows attacks, bypass filtered networks, write your own exploits, single and double pivoting, conduct binary exploitation and advanced privilege escalation, customize scripts, and more.
The CPENT certification exam is fully practical, conducted online, and remotely proctored.
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