Offensive Security certifications are the most well-recognized and respected in the industry. Courses focus on real-world skills and applicability, preparing you for real-life challenges. Online, live, and in-house courses available.
Offensive Security offers a flexible training program to support enterprises and organizations of all sizes through the OffSec Flex Program.
OffSec experts guide your team in earning the industry-leading OSCP certification with virtual instruction, live demos and mentoring.
Learn about OffSec’s new Evasion Techniques and Breaching Defenses course (PEN-300) and OSEP certification. This course is one of the replacements for CTP.
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing efforts to support student success, we’re introducing a new learning path for the PWK labs. Find out more – along with pass rate data.
Read MoreBuild your own home lab with this extensive guide from TJnull. He covers the why and how, offers points of consideration, and shares his top resources.
Read MoreIn this post, Dejan walks us through an authentication bypass vulnerability discovered in Wekan and reported by Offensive Security.
Read MoreOn August 13, 2020, Offensive Security announced that our Cracking the Perimeter course would be retired. Get your questions answered in this update.
Read MoreOffSec launched the new Academy offering to address the impacts of COVID-19 on our PWK live training schedule. Here, we look back on the first cohort.
Read MoreOn October 15, 2020, Offensive Security will retire its Cracking the Perimeter course. Find out more about this change, including what comes next.
Read Morei3 is a tiling window manager for Linux and BSD systems. In this blog post, Arszilla gives a walk through on how he created his custom Kali i3-gaps ISO.
Read MoreConsidering a career in infosec? Mihai’s experience pursuing the OSCP and OSWE certs can help you determine your next steps. Get inspired with this case study.
Read MoreOffensive Security is pleased to announce the acquisition of VulnHub, the platform offering free offline virtual machines for information security training.
Read MoreThe Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation (AWAE) course has been updated for 2020. Get your questions about AWAE and OSWE answered.
Read MoreThe Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation (AWAE) course has been updated for 2020. Learn what changed, why we did it, and how it will help you.
Read MoreIn this post Mihai gives us a review of his experience with the Advanced Web Attacks And Exploitation course after obtaining his OSWE certification.
Read MoreIn this series, Tony Punturiero (TJ Null) will be showing how to use PowerShell on Kali Linux to obtain initial access with PSSession on Windows and Linux.
Read MoreAn announcement from Offensive Security regarding the new OffSec Giving Program, supporting those from backgrounds underrepresented in cybersecurity.
Read MoreWhat do you need to know before taking Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation (AWAE)? OSCP holder and penetration tester Samuel Whang shares his perspective.
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