In order to be considered for the EC-Council ECSA v9 exam without attending official training, candidate must: -Have at least two years of information security related experience. -Remit a non-refundable eligibility application fee of USD 100.00 -Submit a completed Exam Eligibility Application Form. -Purchase an official ECSA v9 Exam Kit [consists of ECSA Aspen Dashboard Access Code (valid for 90 days from date of release), ECSA v9 iLabs Cyber Range Access Code (30 days from date of activation) and ECSA v9 Exam voucher (valid for 90 days from the date of distribution)] -Submit an acceptable pen testing report based on pen testing performed over EC-Council’s secure cyber range
cyberguypr wrote: » Have you reached out directly to EC Council? I fail to see the relationship between a forensics exam and a penetration testing one. Maybe they meant CEH? The ECSA brochure says "This is a “Professional” level course, with the Certified Ethical Hacker being the “Core” and the Licensed Penetration Tester being the “Master” level certification." Also from their page" Like you said, no mention of pre-req certs. I'm smelling a confused training provider.