You will be able to plan, scope, execute, and report a professional penetration test across common testing areas while managing time, resources, and stakeholders.
A strong penetration test is not only technical execution—it is an end-to-end engagement that starts with defining objectives, agreeing on rules of engagement, selecting methods, and ensuring testing is safe, legal, and aligned with risk. This course develops the capability to run that full lifecycle.
On the delivery side, you build practical skills to perform infrastructure, web application, mobile, social engineering, and physical security testing using appropriate tools and techniques. Equally important, you learn how to structure evidence, validate impact, and avoid common pitfalls that weaken credibility.
On the closure side, you learn how to translate findings into a clear report with prioritized actions and follow-up planning, so results lead to measurable risk reduction rather than a document that is never implemented.
If you can't connect vulnerabilities to realistic attack paths and business impact, the engagement will not drive change. The strongest testers are those who can communicate risk as clearly as they can find flaws.
“A professional pen test is measured by outcomes: safe execution, credible evidence, and actionable remediation.”
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Actionable reporting connects evidence to impact, prioritizes fixes, and provides clear remediation guidance aligned with ownership and timelines.
AZ-500 includes configuring security services, applying security policies using Azure Security Center, managing security alerts, responding to remediation needs, and creating security baselines. It frames operations as monitoring, logging, auditing, and controlled response.
Yes. PL-200 includes reporting and dashboards using Power BI and Dataverse data.
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