The Exam Tests Your Ability to Perform Advanced Network Scans Beyond Perimeter Defenses, Leading to Automated and Manual Vulnerability Analysis, Understand Exploits in the World and Perform Threat and Exploit Research, Write Your Own Exploits, Customize Payloads, And Make Critical Decisions at Different Phases of a Pen Testing Engagement That Can Either Make or Break the Entire Assessment. It Also Checks Your Ability to Create a Professional Pen Testing Report with Essential Elements and Guidance for The Organization in A Specific Scenario to Act On. The Program Further Checks Your Skills for Exploit Selection, Customization, Launch and Post Exploitation Maneuvers.

The ECSA (Practical) Program Presents You with An Organization and Its Network Environment, Containing Multiple Hosts. The Internal Network Consists of Several Subnets Housing Various Organizational Units and Is Made Up of Militarized and Demilitarized Zones. The Zones Are Connected with A Huge Pool of Database Servers in A Database Zone. As A Security Precaution, And by Design, All the Internal Resource Zones Are Configured with Different Subnet IPs While the Militarized Zone Houses the Domain Controllers and Application Servers That Provide Application Frameworks for Various Departments of the Organization.

The Candidates with ECSA (Practical) Certification Are Able to Demonstrate the Application of the Penetration Testing Methodology That Is Presented in The ECSA Program and Perform A Comprehensive Security Audit of An Organization. As A Certified Professional, You Start with Challenges Requiring You to Perform Advanced Network Scans Beyond Perimeter Defenses, Leading to Automated and Manual Vulnerability Analysis, Exploit Selection, Customization, Launch, And Post Exploitation Maneuvers.