Training — Bundle 02
Network & Operating System Security
Applications get the attention, but the infrastructure underneath is where breaches turn catastrophic. This program teaches you how attackers move through networks and operating systems — and how to stop them.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Format
- Live sessions with hands-on labs
- Delivery
- Online or on-site
6
Modules
100%
Hands-on labs
0
Multiple-choice questions
Why this program
Every serious breach ends in the infrastructure layer.
An attacker's initial foothold is rarely the goal — it's the starting point. What determines the cost of an incident is what happens next: credential theft, privilege escalation, and lateral movement through an environment that trusted itself far too much.
Curriculum
Six modules covering both sides of the network.
You learn each attack by performing it, then learn the detection and hardening that would have stopped you.
- 01
Network Fundamentals for Attackers
Protocols, segmentation, and trust relationships — seen through the eyes of someone looking for a way through them.
- 02
Linux Security & Privilege Escalation
Permissions, SUID abuse, service misconfiguration, kernel exposure, and hardening that actually holds.
- 03
Windows Internals & Escalation
Windows authentication, token abuse, service and registry misconfiguration, and local privilege escalation paths.
- 04
Active Directory Attacks
Enumeration, Kerberoasting, delegation abuse, and the misconfigurations that turn one user account into domain control.
- 05
Lateral Movement & Persistence
Credential harvesting, pivoting between hosts, and how attackers maintain access once they're inside.
- 06
Detection & Hardening
What each attack looks like in logs and telemetry, and the controls that break the chain rather than just alerting on it.
What you'll be able to do afterwards
- Enumerate and attack an Active Directory environment
- Escalate privileges on both Linux and Windows hosts
- Map and execute realistic lateral movement paths
- Recognize attacker behaviour in logs and telemetry
- Recommend hardening that measurably breaks attack chains
Tools you'll work with
- Nmap
- BloodHound
- Impacket
- Responder
- CrackMapExec
- Metasploit
- PowerShell
- Wireshark
Who this is for
- System and network administrators moving into security
- SOC analysts who want to understand what they're detecting
- Penetration testers expanding from web into infrastructure
- IT teams responsible for hardening internal networks
No. Lab environments are provided, including a full Active Directory domain built to be attacked.
Want to understand how attackers really move?
Tell us about your environment and experience level to get started.
Within one business day · NDA on request