CyberSecurity Connect · Part II
CyberSecurity Connect Training Series – Part II
Vulnerability Assessment Projects & Automated Security Testing
Modern cybersecurity does not react – it prevents.
Strengthen your company’s digital resilience!
Vulnerability assessment is one of today’s most sought-after IT security competencies.
Training360’s blended learning course provides practical knowledge for planning, executing, and interpreting the business impact of automated vulnerability assessments.
We do not just teach tool usage. We show how to build a well-documented, auditable vulnerability assessment project from both technical and organizational perspectives.
Attacks are automated. Assessments must be too.
Vulnerability assessments must also be conducted professionally, in an auditable way, and in a manner that is meaningful from a business perspective.
The training helps participants to
- Identify cybersecurity risks in time
- Run a structured vulnerability assessment project
- Apply an ethical hacker mindset
- Validate findings from automated tools
- Create clear, well-founded reports
The training can also be used as mandatory cybersecurity continuing education under EM Decree 17/2025. (VII. 24.).
Why choose the CyberSecurity Connect vulnerability assessment programme?
Trainer introduction
Explore the programme with the trainer
information security expert and trainer.
Your instructor: Sándor Kiss
He has more than 20 years of experience in IT operations and security, gained across online financial and service providers, gambling, automotive, transportation, and manufacturing sectors. He works as a security consultant on numerous Hungarian and international projects.
For nearly 8 years, he has delivered training on ethical hacking, IT infrastructure, and security assessments. Through realistic examples and a broad professional perspective, he shares practical knowledge with participants.
Key topics of the training
- System-level understanding of vulnerabilities and risks – Practical use of international standards, classifications, and databases.
- Building vulnerability assessment projects – Defining scope, responsibilities, audit scenarios, evaluation of results, and documentation.
- Infrastructure discovery and testing – Network and system-side assessments, OSINT basics, and the use of automated tools.
- Validation of findings and basics of exploitation – Confirming vulnerabilities with an attacker mindset, using red and blue team thinking.
- Reporting and executive communication – Creating transparent, business-relevant cybersecurity reports.
- Tool-independent security mindset – Solid professional foundations that can also be applied in development, operations, and compliance environments.
Prerequisites
- Basic networking and TCP/IP knowledge
- Basic Linux/Windows operations knowledge
- Basic information security knowledge
- Professional English is an advantage, but not a requirement
Who is it recommended for?
- System administrators and operators
- Junior security professionals
- Information security leaders
- Professionals working in GRC
- Professionals at organizations involved in NIS2 audits
- IT professionals looking to grow toward ethical hacker or pentester roles
Relevant in both SME and enterprise environments.
Training format
- Online, blended learning format
- 8 weeks (approx. 50 hours)
- 8 live online sessions (Thursdays 17:00–20:00)*
- Recorded video modules (theory)
- Self-paced guided practical assignments
- Knowledge checks and tests
- Homework assignments
*Live sessions can be watched back later.
Training completion
Knowledge assessment and final test
The automated vulnerability assessment training concludes with a 50-question online knowledge test. Upon successful completion, we issue a certificate in accordance with the adult education law.
Don’t just react. Prevent it.
With your own computer and lab environment
With a remote lab environment provided by Training360
Still have questions?
Our expert colleagues are happy to help you with any questions related to the training.
Continue the defence topology
Curious about the full cybersecurity picture?
Take a look at the first training in our CyberSecurity Connect series as well, which focuses on building cyber defense lines and incident management.