SEC560: Enterprise Penetration Testing has received a fresh major update, and we're excited to walk you through what's new. In this webcast, lead course author Jeff McJunkin will demonstrate the new bonus labs covering Azure cloud attacks, cracking NTLMv1 hashes back to NT hashes, and hybrid on-prem/cloud lateral movement. You'll also get a first look at native Apple Silicon support for the course VMs and a preview of the brand-new bonus range, a multi-network CTF environment that extends beyond the core Hiboxy engagement. Whether you're a past SEC560 student looking to see what's changed or considering the course for the first time, this session will show you the practical, hands-on skills that make SEC560 the go-to course for enterprise penetration testers.
This training is recommended for a diverse range of individuals, including:
- Current and former SEC560 students who want to explore the new bonus content
- Penetration testers looking to expand their skills into Azure/Entra ID hybrid environments
- Security professionals considering SEC560 or GPEN certification
- Red team operators interested in modern enterprise attack techniques
- Anyone running penetration testing labs on Apple Silicon Macs
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the new bonus lab scenarios covering Azure cloud attacks, NTLMv1 cracking, and hybrid lateral movement
- See how the SEC560 lab environment runs natively on Apple Silicon (ARM64) systems
- Preview the new bonus range and its multi-network CTF-style challenges
This webcast supports content and knowledge from SEC560: Enterprise Penetration Testing. To learn more about this course and explore upcoming sessions, Click Here.
