igmGuru's OSEP Certification Training builds advanced red team skills through hands-on labs in antivirus evasion, Active Directory attacks, and lateral movement, preparing you to clear the OffSec PEN-300 exam confidently.
✅ Level: Advanced ✅ 30-Hour Instructor-Led Live Training ✅ 100% Hands-On Red Team & Evasion Labs ✅ OSEP (PEN-300) Exam-Ready Practice Scenarios ✅ AV/AMSI Evasion, AD Attacks & Lateral Movement Labs ✅ Trainers with Real-World Offensive Security Experience
The OSEP (OffSec Experienced Penetration Tester) credential proves you can breach hardened, well-defended networks using custom evasion tradecraft. igmGuru's OSEP training walks you through the official PEN-300 curriculum, covering client-side exploitation, AV and AMSI bypass, process injection, and Active Directory attack chains through live, instructor-led labs on realistic enterprise networks. You'll leave exam-ready, equipped to simulate real adversaries and stand out for senior penetration testing and red team roles.
OSEP is one of the three credentials that make up OffSec's respected OSCE³ track, alongside OSWE and OSED, and it's built to test genuine evasion tradecraft rather than memorized checklists. Employers recognize that an OSEP holder can operate against EDR, AppLocker, and AMSI-hardened networks - capability that most entry-level certifications simply don't cover. As organizations pour more budget into detection and response, professionals who can still get past those controls stay in short supply, which makes OSEP a strong differentiator for red team roles, senior pentesting positions, and independent consulting work.
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igmGuru helps you prepare for the OSEP exam by strengthening your skills in exploit development, defense evasion, lateral movement, and advanced penetration testing through practical, exam-focused training.
| Issuing Body | OffSec (Offensive Security) |
|---|---|
| Associated Course | PEN-300 - Evasion Techniques and Breaching Defenses |
| Certification Track | Part of OffSec's OSCE³ track, alongside OSWE and OSED |
| Certification Level | Advanced |
| Exam Format | Fully proctored, hands-on practical exam on a simulated corporate network |
| Exam Duration | 47 hours 45 minutes hands-on + 24 hours to submit the written report |
| Scoring | Objective/flag-based - pass via the designated high-value objective or by reaching the minimum points threshold; exact machine count is not disclosed by OffSec |
| Recommended Prior Cert | OSCP / OSCP+ (PEN-200), or equivalent experience |
| Typical Pricing | Course + certification bundles commonly range from roughly $1,700–$2,750 depending on the bundle (e.g., single-course bundle vs. Learn One); always confirm current pricing on OffSec's official site |
OSEP (OffSec Experienced Penetration Tester) is an advanced credential earned by passing the PEN-300 exam. It proves you can breach hardened enterprise networks using custom evasion techniques and advanced post-exploitation tradecraft.
Yes. OSEP assumes OSCP-level skills as a starting point and goes further into AV/EDR evasion, AMSI bypass, and multi-stage Active Directory attack chains, making it a genuinely advanced-level exam.
OffSec recommends completing PEN-200 (OSCP) first, along with solid Windows/Linux fundamentals, TCP/IP knowledge, and basic scripting experience in Python or Bash.
The proctored exam runs 47 hours and 45 minutes, followed by a 24-hour window to submit your penetration test report.
OSEP holders commonly move into senior penetration tester, red team operator, adversary simulation, and offensive security consulting roles.
OSEP has historically not required periodic renewal, but certification policies change - check OffSec's official certification page for the current terms before relying on this.
OSEP is an advanced-level course. igmGuru recommends learners first build foundational penetration testing skills - ideally to OSCP level - before enrolling.
