The LPT (Master) certification is the culmination of EC Council's penetration testing track, following Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and EC Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA). The LPT (Master) simulates a real penetration test, complete with a follow-up report to the customer.

The adoption of cloud computing in organizations is growing rapidly, which is why your ability to perform a cloud penetration test must be at it’s best! Checking for compliance and governance issues, checking if strong authentication is deployed for every remote user, checking data retention policy of service providers, performing automated cloud security testing, as well as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform penetration testing are just some of the thing you will be expected to be able to perform.

threat intelligence can make up a small portion of the threat hunting process. However, subscribing to a threat intelligence feed does not automatically satisfy the need to threat hunt your network. A proper threat hunt can identify threats even when they have not yet been seen in the wild.

This research outlines a practical and rigorous model to conduct a threat hunt to discover attacker presence by using six stages: purpose, scope, equip, plan review, execute, and feedback. This research defines threat hunting as the proactive, analyst-driven process to search for attacker TTP within an environment.

Yes. This course features official EC-Council course materials, and Learning Tree is an EC-Council Accredited Training Center.