While not an official continuation of Practical Web Application Penetration Testing (PWAPT) or Practical Web Application Security Assessment (PWASA), PBAT is a great follow-up for students who have previously attended either of these courses.
However, the class is taught within the context of a web application security assessment in order to provide realistic scenarios for the tool’s usage. PBAT is 100% focused on the latest stable version of Burp Suite Pro and does not address the process of assessing web applications for security issues or specific vulnerabilities. Students will receive a trial license for Burp Suite Pro to use during and after the course. As a PortSwigger Preferred Burp Suite Pro Trainer, Tim is a trusted source for comprehensive training on Burp Suite Pro. PBAT is a PortSwigger preferred Burp Suite Training course.
These scenarios include the use of lesser-known features hidden within the Burp interface, and the modification and chaining of features to solve complex problems that make testing modern applications a challenge. As the scenarios unfold, the instructor will share tips and tricks for using Burp Suite Pro gained from years of personal usage experience and extensive research into the tool's capabilities and ongoing expansion. The instructor will introduce the various components of Burp Suite Pro, discussing their purpose, strengths, and limitations, and lead students in realistic scenario driven hands-on exercises leveraging the components against a modern web application. PBAT provides comprehensive training on the capabilities of Burp Suite Pro and the practical application of these capabilities in real world web application penetration testing engagements.
Even the most experienced testers lack a complete understanding of everything that is available in the industry’s #1 Web Application Security testing tool: PortSwigger’s Burp Suite Pro. Practical Burp Suite Pro: Advanced Tacticsĭo you feel pretty good about your Web Application Security testing methodology, but think you might be able to get more out of your tools? Years of experience providing instruction on the process of conducting Web Application Security assessments has made it clear.
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