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Anatomy Of A Great Penetration Tester [Infographic]

Penetration testers are skilled professionals responsible for finding, exploiting & reporting vulnerabilities before malicious hackers do. It is without a doubt a security’s best practice —when done right.  Here’s what makes a great PenTester.

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There’s no doubt that penetration testing is a highly practical job. To become a professional pentester, you must not only have background knowledge of computer sciences, networking and programming, but also know the pentesting methodologies and, of course, how to actually perform tests on a various range of systems, applications, networks, WiFi, etc.

One important part of the penetration testing process is the reporting phase. A professional penetration tester knows how to redact thorough pentest reports in words that both technical teams and C-level execs can understand, as he will most definitely be judged on the quality of this report.

Learn the prerequisite skills you need to know and become proficient in today’s most common tools used during network and webapp penetration testing with the Penetration Testing Student training course.

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