
SEC599 focuses on the integration of offensive and defensive strategies in purple team exercises to thwart advanced adversaries. This course explores how to use the kill chain model to identify and disrupt adversary tactics at every stage of an attack, from initial compromise to exfiltration. Participants will learn to emulate sophisticated threat actor techniques while developing and implementing effective defenses, detection systems, and countermeasures. Through hands-on exercises and attack simulations, students will gain expertise in strengthening their security posture by continuously improving their response to advanced persistent threats (APTs) and real-world attack scenarios.




SEC542 provides hands-on training for identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in web applications while teaching the ethical hacking techniques necessary to secure them. Participants will explore critical areas such as injection flaws, cross-site scripting (XSS), authentication bypasses, and security misconfigurations. The course includes advanced topics like automated scanning, manual testing techniques, and analyzing modern web technologies such as APIs, frameworks, and single-page applications. Through practical labs and real-world scenarios, SEC542 equips security professionals with the skills to assess web applications effectively and provide actionable remediation strategies to strengthen overall security posture.