As our industry continues to change and evolve, our learning does too! Join Larry Pesce and James Leyte-Vidal as they break down the new changes in SEC556: IoT Penetration Testing and SEC617: Wireless Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking.
SEC556 and SEC617 address related but distinct testing problems. SEC556 focuses on IoT penetration testing across hardware, firmware, web applications, APIs, network traffic, and wireless protocols. SEC617 focuses on wireless penetration testing across Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RFID, NFC, and software-defined radio.
They will cover new AI-assisted analysis workflows, revised hardware kits, updated hands-on labs, and expanded host-platform support. The session will also help practitioners compare the courses and select the training that matches the systems they assess.
Who Should Attend
Penetration testers, product security engineers, IoT and embedded security professionals, wireless security engineers, security architects, red teamers, and consultants responsible for assessing connected devices or wireless environments.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the latest SEC556 and SEC617 updates, including AI-assisted workflows, hardware kits, labs, and host-platform support.
- Compare IoT penetration testing in SEC556 with wireless penetration testing in SEC617.
- Determine which course aligns with specific testing targets, responsibilities, and technical goals.
This session supports concepts from the SANS SEC556: IoT Penetration Testing and SEC617: Wireless Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking. To learn more about these courses, browse upcoming course runs, and access a wide range of free Offensive Operations tools and resources, Click Here!
