Fundamentals of Physical Penetration Testing
This two-day course teaches how physical penetration testing actually works, from the first piece of open-source intelligence to pivoting from a breached facility into the network. It's hands-on. You'll learn the methodology by doing it, not by watching slides.
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Participants work through the full arc of a physical engagement, reconnaissance, planning, gaining entry, and everything that becomes possible once you're inside.
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What You'll Learn
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The complete physical penetration testing skill set:
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Physical security fundamentals, security layers, access controls, intrusion detection, and surveillance
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OSINT gathering, using open-source intelligence to profile a target organization, its people, and its facilities
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On-site reconnaissance, covertly gathering information through physical presence and observation
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Attack planning, turning collected intelligence into a step-by-step entry plan
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Perimeter and access exploitation, assessing and defeating locks, card readers, biometrics, barriers, and alarms
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Internal network attacks, pivoting from physical access into network compromise, the real-world breach scenario
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Reporting and documentation, communicating findings and remediation clearly to stakeholders
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Who Should Attend
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Security consultants, penetration testers, security analysts, system administrators, and professionals in information security, physical security, risk management, IT operations, and compliance who want to build real physical assessment capability.
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Prerequisites
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A basic understanding of information security concepts and networking fundamentals. Familiarity with ethical hacking and penetration testing helps but isn't required.
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Course Details
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Duration. Two-day class
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Format. In-Person
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Investment. $500 per student, group and corporate discounts available
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Reserve Your Spot
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Bring your team or attend as an individual. Contact us to schedule this course or arrange a private session for your organization.
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