PEN-210: Offensive Security Wireless Attacks
OSWP Certification
Wireless Attacks (PEN-210) introduces students to the skills needed to audit and secure wireless devices and is a foundational course alongside PEN-200 and benefits those who would like to gain more skill in network security. Students will identify vulnerabilities in 802.11 networks and execute organized techniques and those who complete the course and pass the exam will earn the Offensive Security Wireless Professional (OSWP) certification.
Course Info
- Be able to identify existing encryptions and vulnerabilities in 802.11 networks
- circumvent network security restrictions and recover the encryption keys in use
- The PEN-210 course prepares you for the OSWP certification
- 4-hour exam
- Learn more about the exam
This course is designed for information security professionals who want to learn wireless penetration testing. This includes:
- Security professionals and enthusiasts
- Network administrators
All students are required to have:
- Solid understanding of TCP/IP and the OSI model as well as familiarity with Linux.
- A modern laptop or desktop that can boot and run Kali Linux
- Specific Hardware is required to complete course exercises
How to Enroll
Courses
Fundamentals
- Access to all 100-level courses
- 365 days lab access
- PEN-103 + 1 KLCP exam attempt
- PEN-210 + 1 OSWP exam attempt
Value
One
- Select one online course
- 365 days lab access
- Two exam attempts
- All fundamental learning paths
- PEN-103 + 1 KLCP exam attempt
- PEN-210 + 1 OSWP exam attempt
- PG Practice
Unlimited
- Access to all online courses
- 365 days lab access
- Unlimited exam attempts
- All fundamental learning paths
- PEN-103 + KLCP exam attempts
- PEN-210 + OSWP exam attempts
- PG Practice
- 1 subscription is required per learner
*Financing for Learn One now available through Climb Credit with as little as 0% APR and up to 36 monthly payments. Payment as low as $65.76 a month. Only available to US students. Learn More.
**Once started, 90 day lab access cannot be paused