Penetration Testing and Prevention
Issued by
Franklin University
Earners of the Penetration Testing and Prevention badge have the knowledge and skills to Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in software, model software-related threats, assess overall network security, detect and correct network intrusions, secure network endpoints, enumerate system services and platforms, exploit human and technological vulnerabilities, and integrate findings into comprehensive reports.
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Skills
- Attack Trees
- Disaster Recovery
- Firewall Configuration
- Incident Response
- Intrusion Detection Systems
- Intrusion Prevention Systems
- Penetration Testing
- Security Forensics
- Security Lifecycle
- Security Scanning
- Social Engineering
- Static Analysis
- Systems Enumeration
- Threat Modeling
- VPN Configuration
- Vulnerability Analysis
Earning Criteria
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Earners of the badge earned a grade of B or better in ISEC 620 (Software & App Security), ISEC 650 (Advanced Network Security), and ISEC 670 (Ethical Hacking)