Basic Infrastructure Hacking
Provided by NotSoSecure part of Claranet Cyber Security
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About this event
Your course
IT infrastructure is more complex and dynamic than it's ever been, demanding comprehensive, modern, and well-rehearsed security skills to match. Join this hands-on, 3-day course to develop a strong baseline in infrastructure hacking and widen your career prospects. Get your hands dirty with our popular virtual labs and learn from experienced, practicing penetration testers with a legacy of training at Black Hat.
Who it's for
This course is designed to help individuals bring their proficiency in infrastructure hacking and defense up to the industry baseline. It's a foundation course that can lead on to our Advanced courses after a year or more spent using your new skills out in the wild.
Delegates must have the following to make the most of the course:
Top 3 takeaways
What you'll learn
This course uses a Defense by Offense methodology based on real world offensive research (not theory). That means everything we teach has been tried and tested on live environments and in our labs and can be applied once the course is over. By the end, you'll know:
What you'll be doing
You'll be learning hands on:
Why it's relevant
Infrastructure security must move at the incredible speed of software development, cloud innovation, and workplace evolution to remain relevant and useful. What's needed is a thorough, contextual understanding of how and why your architecture and systems get targeted by threat actors, which are at risk, and what happens when those attacks succeed. Our Basic Infrastructure Hacking course provides delegates with this knowledge and more, by providing them with an up-to-date arsenal of basic offensive testing and remediation skills.
Delegates with solid baseline knowledge and a consistent approach to ethical hacking tend to develop faster in the long-term, so we've created a syllabus designed to comprehensively improve your subject matter understanding and practical methodology. It does this by analyzing both archaic and modern techniques, which once mastered, will help you progress further into advanced topics.
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Refunds up to 7 days before event
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.
About this event
- Event lasts 2 days 8 hours
Your course
IT infrastructure is more complex and dynamic than it's ever been, demanding comprehensive, modern, and well-rehearsed security skills to match. Join this hands-on, 3-day course to develop a strong baseline in infrastructure hacking and widen your career prospects. Get your hands dirty with our popular virtual labs and learn from experienced, practicing penetration testers with a legacy of training at Black Hat.
Who it's for
- Students and graduates: improve your employability and enhance your CV
- Infrastructure penetration testers (1-2 years' experience): build up your ability with the guidance of experienced pentesters and researchers
- Penetration testers in other fields (e.g., web, mobile): develop your infrastructure hacking skills and knowledge
- Network admins: understand how your environment could be attacked
- SOC analysts and engineers: develop your awareness of potential indicators of compromise (IoCs) and more complex malicious behaviors
- Security/IT managers and team leads: update your knowledge of the threat landscape
This course is designed to help individuals bring their proficiency in infrastructure hacking and defense up to the industry baseline. It's a foundation course that can lead on to our Advanced courses after a year or more spent using your new skills out in the wild.
Delegates must have the following to make the most of the course:
- Basic knowledge of infrastructure application security (at least 1 year experience)
- Basic familiarity with common command line syntax
Top 3 takeaways
- The ability to find and exploit vulnerabilities and other weaknesses in different infrastructure environments
- Knowledge of how to apply the leading industry infrastructure security standards and approaches
- Time spent with experienced, practicing penetration testers who can answer your questions
What you'll learn
This course uses a Defense by Offense methodology based on real world offensive research (not theory). That means everything we teach has been tried and tested on live environments and in our labs and can be applied once the course is over. By the end, you'll know:
- Everything you need to about the risks associated with various infrastructure-based vulnerabilities
- How to think and behave like a real threat actor
- How to exploit vulnerabilities seen recently in the wild, as well as older but still prevalent vulnerabilities
- The fundamental principles of infrastructure hacking
- How to identify a list of IPs in your network all the way up to getting system level access on the domain controller.
What you'll be doing
You'll be learning hands on:
- Spending most of the session (~80%) on lab-based exercises
- Using lab-based flows to explore and hack lifelike infrastructure environments
- Trying out different hacking techniques to exploit common infrastructure misconfiguration
- Discussing the real-world impact of the hacks covered with the course trainer
Why it's relevant
Infrastructure security must move at the incredible speed of software development, cloud innovation, and workplace evolution to remain relevant and useful. What's needed is a thorough, contextual understanding of how and why your architecture and systems get targeted by threat actors, which are at risk, and what happens when those attacks succeed. Our Basic Infrastructure Hacking course provides delegates with this knowledge and more, by providing them with an up-to-date arsenal of basic offensive testing and remediation skills.
Delegates with solid baseline knowledge and a consistent approach to ethical hacking tend to develop faster in the long-term, so we've created a syllabus designed to comprehensively improve your subject matter understanding and practical methodology. It does this by analyzing both archaic and modern techniques, which once mastered, will help you progress further into advanced topics.
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23 Jun 2025 | Live Online Training | Book now |