Master Offensive OT Security in 12 Weeks with Realistic Hands-On Labs.
"Well laid out, detailed with practical examples and exercises, bridging the gap between theory and practical. I would highly recommend this training."
Rohan V. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Training was put together well and identified all of the necessary tools. Hits close to home as one of the devices shown was only a few miles away from where I live. Hopefully they have fixed that since the data was collected eight years ago."
Michael E. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
"I believe industrial security knowledge should be accessible and tangible"
Marcel Rick-Cen
No. If you're self-motivated and technically curious, you're in the right place.
No. All labs are based on open-source virtual environments.
You have 30 days to try it out. If it’s not for you, I'll refund you in full.
Payment is securely handled via Stripe (for credit/debit cards) and PayPal. Both options are fully supported. For convenience and ease of use, I personally recommend PayPal — especially if you already have an account set up.
You’ll need a Windows 10 or Windows 11 machine with admin rights to install software. The practical labs run inside Oracle VirtualBox, so your machine should support virtualization. Minimum: 8 GB of RAM Recommended: 16 GB of RAM for smooth performance A stable internet connection is also recommended to stream the videos and download lab resources
Not necessarily — but being comfortable with typing commands will definitely help. This training relies heavily on using the command line. However: All commands are shown clearly in the videos, so you can follow along step by step. What matters most is curiosity and the ability to look things up when something is unfamiliar.
You can unlock Industrial Embedded Systems Hardware Penetration Testing at an exclusive one-time price — available only right here during checkout. This companion training takes you beyond network-level attacks and into the physical layers of OT security. You’ll get hands-on with real-world scenarios like firmware extraction, UART/SPI probing, and board-level analysis.