CREST Registered Tester, CRT

This course is the perfect preparation for the skills, that candidates are expected to know, in readiness for the CREST CRT practical examination. Attendees will be helped to sharpen, and improve their hands-on penetration testing knowledge, against reference networks, hosts, and applications. This is very much a ‘roll-your-sleeves-up-and-get-stuck-in’, intensive practical training course.
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The CREST Registered Penetration Tester qualification, is recognised by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), as providing the minimum standard for CHECK Team Member status.
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Course Style

Live Instructor Led. Face-to-Face or Attend-From-Any-Where

Skill up and get certified, guaranteed

What is included?

  • 5 days of training
  • Course material/Slides
  • Classroom training Or Attend-From-Any-Where
  • Live Training delivered by Professionals with enormous industry experience 
  • Total comprehensive exam preparation
  • 35 Hours e-learning recording of a past CPSA event
  • 1 x CRT exam Voucher

What you will Learn?

Attendees will learn the common set of core skills and knowledge, that demonstrates that they can perform an infrastructure and web application vulnerability scan using commonly available tools; and interpret the results. These include:

  • Core Technical Skills – OS fingerprinting, cryptography and network mapping
  • Information Gathering & Open Source – Google Hacking and DNS checks
  • Networking Equipment – configuration analysis and networking protocols
  • Windows and Unix Security Assessments – common vulnerabilities and patch management
  • Web Testing Techniques

Who should attend?

  • Aspiring information security personnel who wish to be part of a Pen Test team
  • System administrators who are responding to attacks
  • Incident handlers who wish to expand their knowledge into Penetration Testing and Digital Forensics
  • Government departments who wish to raise and baseline skills across all security teams
  • Law enforcement officers or detectives who want to expand their investigative skills
  • Information security managers who would like to brush up on the latest techniques and processes in order to understand information security implications
  • Anyone meeting the pre-requisites who is considering a career in Penetration Testing

Course Dates

Feb 2025, 24th – 28th

Mar 2025, 03rd – 07th

Jun 2025, 16th – 20th

Oct 2025, 20th – 24th

Course Outline

Appendix A – Core Technical Skills (PT002) 

Using Tools and Interpreting Outputs

OS Fingerprinting

Appendix B – Internet Information Gathering and Reconnaissance (PT003)

DNS

Appendix C – Networks (PT004)

Network Connections

VLAN Tagging

IPv4

Network Mapping

Network Devices

Network Filtering

Traffic Analysis

TCP

UDP

Service Identification

Host Discover

Appendix D – Network Services (PT005) 

Unencrypted Services

TLS / SSL

Name Resolution Services

Management Services

Desktop Access 

IPsec, FTP, TFTP, SNMP, SSH, NFS, SMB, NTP,  LDAP,  Berkeley R* Services, X, Finger, RPC Services, NTP, 

SMTP and Mail Servers

Appendix E – Microsoft Windows Security Assessment (PT06)

Windows Reconnaissance

Windows Network Enumeration

Active Directory Enumeration

Windows Passwords

Windows Processes

Windows File Permissions

Registry

Windows Remote Exploitation

Windows Local Exploitation

Windows Post Exploitation

Windows Patch Management

Windows Desktop Lockdown

Common Windows Applications)

Appendix F – Linux / UNIX Security Assessment (PT07)

Linux / UNIX Reconnaissance 

Linux / UNIX Network Enumeration

Linux / UNIX Passwords

Linux / UNIX File Permissions

Linux / UNIX Processes

Linux / UNIX Remote Exploitation

Linux / UNIX Local Exploitation

Linux / UNIX Post Exploitation

Appendix G – Web Technologies (PT008)

Web Servers

Web Application Frameworks

Common Web Applications

Web Protocols

Mark Up Languages

Web Application Reconnaissance

Information Gathering

Web Authentication

Input Validation

Cross Site Scripting

SQL Injection

Mail Injection

OS Command Injection

Sessions

Cookies

Session Hijacking

Cross Site Request Forgery

Web Cryptography

Parameter Manipulation

Directory Traversa

File Uploads

Web Application Logic Flaws

Appendix H – Databases (PT009)

SQL Relational Databases

Microsoft SQL Server

Oracle RDBMS

MySQL

PostgreSQLcpia

Appendix B:          Core Technical Skills

B4

Network Mapping & Target Identification

 

B5

Interpreting Tool Output

 

B8

OS Fingerprinting

 

B9

Application Fingerprinting and Evaluating Unknown Services

 

B13

File System Permissions

 

Appendix C:          Background Information Gathering & Open Source

C2

Domain Name Server (DNS)

Appendix D:          Networking Equipment

D1

Management Protocols

D3

Networking Protocols

Appendix E:          Microsoft Windows Security Assessment

E1

Domain Reconnaissance

 

E2

User Enumeration

 

E3

Active Directory

 

E5

Windows Vulnerabilities

 

E9

Common Windows Applications

 
    

 

Appendix F:          Unix Security Assessment

F1

User enumeration

 

F2

Unix vulnerabilities

 

F3

FTP 

 

F4

Sendmail / SMTP 

 

F5

Network File System (NFS)

 

F6

R* services

 

F7

X11

 

F8

RPC services

 

F9

SSH

 

Appendix G:          Web Technologies

G1

Web Server Operation

G2

Web Servers & their Flaws

G4

Web Protocols

G7

Web Application Servers

Appendix I:           Web Testing Techniques

I1

Web Site Structure Discovery

I2

Cross Site Scripting Attacks

I3

SQL Injection

I6

Parameter Manipulation

 

Appendix J:           Databases

J1

Microsoft SQL Server

J2

Oracle RDBMS

J3

Web / App / Database Connectivity

Prerequisites

Attendance of the CPSA course or a CPSA certification is a pre-requisite for this course.

Career, certification and Salary

Career, certification and Salary – CREST Penetration Tester.

There are many articles available about Career, certification and Salary in relation to Crest Registered Tester (CRT). Firstly, you have to know what advantages this course offers you and after that, what is a CRT. The course can be led by an instructor, face to face, or you can attend it from anywhere. And that’s cool, isn’t it? Another cool thing is that we guarantee you the exam pass and even  if you don’t pass from the first attempt, you can try it later for free.  If you are not  satisfied with this course, you can join another one. Also, you will  learn a lot of  skills and get  a great certification. Our offer includes 5 days of training, examination fees, slides or course material, a classroom training (or you can attend from anywhere) and a training with skilled specialists. Now we want to tell you more about what Crest CRT means. CRT is a Crest registered tester or a Penetration Tester.

A Penetration test or a pen test is an approved  simulated cyberattack on a computer system, executed to test the safety of the system. This is not the same thing as a vulnerability evaluation. The test is played  to detect vulnerabilities, including the chance for unauthorized parties to reach system data or strengths, providing a complete risk assessment. Why do you need to know if you want to join a Penetration Tester course? The fact that you should have a good knowledge of computer operating systems and in this course you will learn a lot of new and interesting facts. 

Pen testing can imply  a wanted breaching for many  application systems in order to reveal the weak points, like  inputs that are exposed to code attacks. The results delivered  by the penetration test can be applied to fine-tune your WAF security policies and repair identified issues. A Penetration Tester training allows you to learn about the five stages of a pen testing.

These five important stages are: planning  and observation, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access and analysis and WAF configuration. In the first stage, the planning and the observation, you have to establish   the goals of a test, including the systems to be examined  and to check the  best methods you should use. As a Penetration tester you must collect intelligence (like a mail server or domain names), so you can find out how a target acts and what weak spots can occur.

The second stage is called scanning, an important stage when you have to figure out  how the target application will respond to different intrusion attempts. The analysis can be also  static or dynamic. The static analysis refers to studying  application’s code so you can  evaluate  the mode  it acts while operating. And the dynamic one means that you must analyse an application’s code in a running state, so the second type of analyse offers a real-time outlook into an application’s execution. Gaining access is another stage of a pen testing, in which you may try and utilise these vulnerabilities, usually by stealing data, intercepting traffic, to find out the problem they can produce.

Maintaining access has the goal to check  if the problem can be used to fulfil a lasting existence in the exploited system. The objective is to simulate  complex and persistent threats, which frequently stand in a system for a long time  in order to grab an organization’s confidential information. The last stage or step is the configuration, in which you make a report with important results, like the exploited vulnerabilities, the confidential data accessed and how many  times the Pen Tester was allowed  to stay  in the system unobserved.

A Penetration testing has many significant methods, like internal testing, external testing, targeted testing, blind testing and double-blind testing.  Within an internal testing, a pen tester has to fake an outbreak  by a harmful insider. Of course, he can break through an application behind its firewall.

External penetration tests point the resources of a company that are noticeable on the internet, like the  web application, email or domain name servers (DNS). The main purpose is to enter and obtain precious information. When we speak about targeted testing, you should know that is a team work, because the tester and security personnel work together and support one another. This is a valued practice exercise that generates a security team with realtime response from a hacker’s position.

Blind testing means that a pen tester has  only the name of the targeted company. The  security employees have now a clear look into how application attack  performs. The last method for a Penetration testing is the double-blind testing. Now security staff can’t anticipate the simulated attack. Just like in reality, they don’t have the time to prepare a defense before an unexpected attack. 

Let’s talk now about the skills required for a penetration tester. What do you should know and what skills or competencies do you must own? First of all, you must own very good spoken and written communication so you can point out your methods to a technical and non-technical public. Secondly, you have to be capable to design and perform tests while taking into account the customer’s preferences. Another important skill  which you have to take into account is the capacity to be creative and to have good time management and managerial aptitudes to meet customer deadlines and of course, wishes. 

Careers and certification, training courses is population for System administrators, law enforcement officers,  detectives, aspiring information security personnel who wants  to be part of a Pen Test team or who is considering a career in Penetration Testing. The salary for a Pen Tester is amongst  some of the very best, you can get,  because you have  to think outside the box and you must commit to permanently upgrading your technical information base. So be prepared to enter the fascinating world of testing and find out new things that will help you develop professionally. Penetration Tester course  is created especially for you and if you think you’re ready, we expect you in our team!

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