CPENT iLabs at $99: The Range Where Pen Testers Are Made

EC-Council lists CPENT iLabs at $199. We sell the same official labs for $99.

Half price, six months, full access to the range.

Why the range is the whole point of CPENT

CPENT isn't a certification you can read your way through. The exam is 24 hours of live attack — either two 12-hour sessions or one continuous 24-hour run, your choice of how much punishment you want. Score above 70% and you're CPENT. Score 90% or above and EC-Council awards you LPT (Master) without a separate exam.

There is no theory shortcut to that. You either developed the reflexes on a range or you didn't.

And CPENT's range is deliberately not a flat network. It's built to break people who've only ever worked in flat networks — segmented architecture, filtered perimeters, hidden subnets that only open up if you can double pivot into them.

What you'll practise

The labs map to the full CPENT curriculum:

Scoping and intelligence. Penetration testing methodologies, scoping and engagement, OSINT, social engineering penetration testing.

Network penetration testing across three fronts: external, internal, and perimeter devices. This is where the segmentation work lives — evading filters, mapping what you can't see, pivoting and double pivoting into network segments that aren't supposed to be reachable.

Web application penetration testing against web zones that sit behind a segmentation architecture. You have to identify the filtering, leverage it to reach the applications, compromise them, then extract the data to complete the challenge.

Wireless penetration testing.

IoT penetration testing and OT/SCADA penetration testing — the areas most pen testers have never touched, and increasingly the areas clients ask about.

Cloud penetration testing.

Binary analysis and exploitation — writing your own exploits, including 32-bit and 64-bit challenges. Not just running someone else's script.

Report writing and post-testing actions. Underrated and heavily weighted. A pen test nobody can act on is a pen test that didn't happen.

What's included

• Official EC-Council iLabs, 6 months from activation — the real cyber range, not a simulation
• Step-by-step hands-on guide for every lab
• Browser-based access — no VM setup, no hardware requirements, nothing to install

Nothing to install, and that matters here

CPENT's range would be genuinely painful to replicate locally. Segmented networks, IoT devices, OT/SCADA systems, targets in hidden subnets — that's not a lab you build on a laptop over a weekend.

Open Chrome or Edge and you're in it. Home, office, borrowed machine, hotel wifi.

Who this is for

• Anyone preparing for the CPENT exam, or aiming at LPT (Master)
• Pen testers who've worked flat networks and know it's holding them back
• CEH holders looking for the next step — CEH teaches the techniques, CPENT teaches you to use them against a network that fights back
• Red teamers who want range time against IoT and OT targets

Who this isn't for

CPENT is not an entry point. If you don't have solid offensive fundamentals, the range will simply beat you. Start with CEH.

Common questions

Is this the genuine EC-Council range? Yes. The same iLabs platform EC-Council sells directly, at half their price.

How long is access? Six months from activation, not from purchase.

Does this include the exam voucher? No. Lab access only.

Do I need a powerful machine? No. Everything runs on EC-Council's infrastructure.

Get CPENT iLabs — $99