eJPT ( eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester ) Review
vynx
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Several weeks ago,
i'm considering trying new job,
which is related with vulnerability assesment and/or pentest,
i dont know how to start or to whom i should ask about that,
after reading some website, syllabus from some training and certification vendor,
i choose eLearnSecurity for 1st step,
i took eJPT ( eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester ) with elite package,
consideration : can download material offline, and you can learn when you not connected to internet ( this is very good especially for someone have limited internet connection )
when i try the course,
its really clear explanation ( even compare with another vendor which also deliver the similar training ) - crystal clear
as long as you have passion and intend to do, you can follow the course
when i try the lab,
its also helping me to understand more the course that delivered by video and pdf.
if you stuck with the lab, you can open the explanation ( pdf and video ) how to make it done
around 10 hours i spent my time for labs,i didnt count how long i spent for offline reading and listen, maybe around 20 hours or more, i decide to take exam, and after few hours do the exam, i pass it.
bottom line, if you can follow the course ( online and offline ) also done the lab by yourself at all,
most likely you can pass the exam with a little bit creativity.
generally here is my overview for eJPT:
1. good for someone who interesting to start career or want to learn about vulnerability assesment / pen test in practical
2. the material can help you to learn step by step ( written, video and flash )
3. labs dedicated for you, which is can help you to saving your cost than you need to prepare all infrastructure related.
4. supportive staff that will help you when you have problem related with course
5. 10 CPE
6. certification
7. value for money
note : baseline to take eJPT, at least you know about OS ( Windows, Linux ), some Linux simple scripting, TCP/IP, Networking, also IT Security in beginner level.
i also attach my certification for proof
again, two thumbs up for eJPT which give me foundation for this area
i'm considering trying new job,
which is related with vulnerability assesment and/or pentest,
i dont know how to start or to whom i should ask about that,
after reading some website, syllabus from some training and certification vendor,
i choose eLearnSecurity for 1st step,
i took eJPT ( eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester ) with elite package,
consideration : can download material offline, and you can learn when you not connected to internet ( this is very good especially for someone have limited internet connection )
when i try the course,
its really clear explanation ( even compare with another vendor which also deliver the similar training ) - crystal clear
as long as you have passion and intend to do, you can follow the course
when i try the lab,
its also helping me to understand more the course that delivered by video and pdf.
if you stuck with the lab, you can open the explanation ( pdf and video ) how to make it done
around 10 hours i spent my time for labs,i didnt count how long i spent for offline reading and listen, maybe around 20 hours or more, i decide to take exam, and after few hours do the exam, i pass it.
bottom line, if you can follow the course ( online and offline ) also done the lab by yourself at all,
most likely you can pass the exam with a little bit creativity.
generally here is my overview for eJPT:
1. good for someone who interesting to start career or want to learn about vulnerability assesment / pen test in practical
2. the material can help you to learn step by step ( written, video and flash )
3. labs dedicated for you, which is can help you to saving your cost than you need to prepare all infrastructure related.
4. supportive staff that will help you when you have problem related with course
5. 10 CPE
6. certification
7. value for money
note : baseline to take eJPT, at least you know about OS ( Windows, Linux ), some Linux simple scripting, TCP/IP, Networking, also IT Security in beginner level.
i also attach my certification for proof
again, two thumbs up for eJPT which give me foundation for this area
Comments
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ITSpectre
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I have a question.
On the website it says that the eJPT infinity voucher is 200.00. Is that JUST the certification alone or does that include the course AND the certification??? If so then all I need to do is purchase the voucher and the course comes with it??? if not.... what course will I need to pay for Before taking the eJPT....In the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
“The measure of an individual can be difficult to discern by actions alone.” – Thane Krios -
vynx
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I have a question.
On the website it says that the eJPT infinity voucher is 200.00. Is that JUST the certification alone or does that include the course AND the certification??? If so then all I need to do is purchase the voucher and the course comes with it??? if not.... what course will I need to pay for Before taking the eJPT....
can you share the URL that you mean?
last time i only pay 399 USD for all ( course, lab, exam )
https://www.elearnsecurity.com/course/penetration_testing_student/enroll -
ITSpectre
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can you share the URL that you mean?
last time i only pay 399 USD for all ( course, lab, exam )
https://www.elearnsecurity.com/course/penetration_testing_student/enroll
Here is the Link: https://www.elearnsecurity.com/shop/In the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
“The measure of an individual can be difficult to discern by actions alone.” – Thane Krios -
p@r0tuXus
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If you just get the infinity voucher, it is $200. You can buy it independently of the course on their SHOP page. But, if you go through the training, the Elite course includes the Infinity Voucher ($400 for course + voucher). If you want the course at a discount, you can get the barebones first and then they usually give you a $100 discount on the course/voucher purchase. Effectively, you could get the infinity voucher and course for $299, if you do it that way.Completed: ITIL-F, A+, S+, CCENT, CCNA R|S
In Progress: Linux+/LPIC-1, Python, Bash
Upcoming: eJPT, C|EH, CSA+, CCNA-Sec, PA-ACE -
vynx
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Here is the Link: https://www.elearnsecurity.com/shop/
can you give me a screen capture ? -
ITSpectre
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Here is the screenshot
In the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
“The measure of an individual can be difficult to discern by actions alone.” – Thane Krios -
vynx
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Here is the screenshot
you can ask to support at elearnsecurity.com for more detail information -
ITSpectre
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In the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
“The measure of an individual can be difficult to discern by actions alone.” – Thane Krios -
ITSpectre
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Not yetIn the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
“The measure of an individual can be difficult to discern by actions alone.” – Thane Krios -
vynx
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hopefully you get answer soon,Not yet
anyway i believe already have comment from p@r0tuXus:If you just get the infinity voucher, it is $200. You can buy it independently of the course on their SHOP page. But, if you go through the training, the Elite course includes the Infinity Voucher ($400 for course + voucher). If you want the course at a discount, you can get the barebones first and then they usually give you a $100 discount on the course/voucher purchase. Effectively, you could get the infinity voucher and course for $299, if you do it that way. -
JensBada
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How did you contact us? Our support team cant see any requests from you. Its tough for us sometimes since we don't know who you guys really are in our system with all the fancy usernames hereNot yet
Anyway, the answer is already in here, thanks p@r0tuXus
Support (at) elearnsecurity.com is the best way to get replies, we usually answer within max 24-48 hrs. Unfortunately our posts here get deleted sometimes, since providers are officially not allowed to comment on that board (sad, I know).
You can also reach us via the social channels or the live chat on the website.
Jens -
vynx
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How did you contact us? Our support team cant see any requests from you. Its tough for us sometimes since we don't know who you guys really are in our system with all the fancy usernames here
Anyway, the answer is already in here, thanks p@r0tuXus
Support (at) elearnsecurity.com is the best way to get replies, we usually answer within max 24-48 hrs. Unfortunately our posts here get deleted sometimes, since providers are officially not allowed to comment on that board (sad, I know).
You can also reach us via the social channels or the live chat on the website.
Jens
Thanks for the clarification Jens -
vynx
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dkorzhevin wrote: »I'd say that eJPT is very good for start in InfoSec.
Dmitry
yes i agree with your statement -
vynx
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seems likely something new will launch from eLearnSecurity.
keep watching ... -
mkjoung
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Congrats on the cert! Just a few questions..
1. Did you apply to jobs right after obtaining this cert?
2. Did this cert help you get interviews or a land a job? If so, what kind of role?
3. I am trying to apply to security analyst/engineer roles and am wondering if this cert will help. I just recently obtained the Comptia Security+.
Thanks! -
supasecuritybro
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Congrats on the cert! Just a few questions..
1. Did you apply to jobs right after obtaining this cert?
2. Did this cert help you get interviews or a land a job? If so, what kind of role?
3. I am trying to apply to security analyst/engineer roles and am wondering if this cert will help. I just recently obtained the Comptia Security+.
Thanks!
Hey if you wanna talk about this, please PM me. I can help out with question you have.Completed: CISSP, GPEN, GWAPT, CCSA R80, eJPT, CySA+, M.S. Information Security
Current Goal: CCSE
Continuous Education Plan: AWS-SAA, OSCP, CISM
Book/CBT/Study Material: Max Power -
Gboyega
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seems likely something new will launch from eLearnSecurity.
keep watching ...
Hi, would like to ask you some questions about the eJPT, can i PM you?
Thank You -
Gboyega
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Thank Yousupasecuritybro wrote: »Hey if you wanna talk about this, please PM me. I can help out with question you have.
Hi supasecuritybro , would like to ask you some questions about the eJPT, can i PM you?
