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Participants learn to identify vulnerabilities in physical security systems through authorised testing methods.  \nTopics include HID-based attacks using Rubber Ducky and OMG cable, RF security and credential cloning, technical surveillance countermeasures (bug sweeping), lock picking and bypass techniques, and professional security assessment and reporting.  \nThe course also covers social engineering techniques including pretexting, tailgating, and impersonation, enabling participants to assess human factors in physical security.  \nAll activities are framed within lawful, ethical engagement rules with strong emphasis on authorised testing only.  \nLearning Focus:  \nKnowledge:  \n• Physical penetration testing lifecycle, scoping, and rules of engagement  \n• Legal, ethical, and safety considerations for physical testing activities  \n• HID-based attacks, keystroke injection, and Ducky Script syntax  \n• RF technologies in access control (LF/HF RFID, NFC, key fobs /faraday protection)  \n• Technical surveillance countermeasures and bug detection principles  \n• Lock mechanisms, bypass techniques, and non-destructive entry principles  \n• Physical security assessment frameworks and professional pen-test reporting  \n• Social engineering tactics and psychological principles used in physical penetration testing  \n• Pretexting, tailgating, and impersonation techniques within ethical and legal boundaries  \nSkills:  \n• Write and deploy Ducky Script payloads for authorised testing  \n• Perform RF credential assessment using appropriate tools  \n• Conduct structured bug sweeps and document findings  \n• Apply basic lock picking and bypass techniques on training equipment  \n• Conduct physical security walkthroughs using assessment checklists  \n• Draft professional security assessment reports with actionable recommendations  \n• Propose appropriate mitigations and security improvements  \n• Develop and execute social engineering pretexts for authorised security assessments  \n• Identify social engineering vulnerabilities and recommend security awareness measures  \nPage 1 of 2  \nZSCV012 Physical Penetration Testing (Non-Award) 2026 – Version 1  \nCRICOS Provider No. 00300K (NT/VIC) | 03286A (NSW) | RTO Provider No. 0373 | ABN 54 093 513 649  \nDELIVERY DETAILS  \n\n| Location(s) | Casuarina |\n| --- | --- |\n| Duration * | 10 weeks, one 3-hour session per week.\u003Cbr>Every Tuesdays from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm |\n| Study mode ^^ | Face-to-face.\u003Cbr>Combination of theory, demonstrations, and hands-on practical exercises in a controlled lab environment. |\n| Start Date | 3rd February 2026 |\n\nELIGIBILITY/ENTRY REQUIREMENTS  \nEntry requirements for this short course include:  \n• Basic understanding of IT security concepts  \n• Commitment to ethical conduct and lawful use of techniques  \n• Signed acknowledgement of course ethics agreement  \nOpen to security professionals and those entering the field aged 18+  \nFEES  \n\n| Fee Type | 2026 Course Fees |\n| --- | --- |\n| Flat Fee | $1,650.00 |\n\nFees shown are indicative and subject to change annually.  \nRESOURCES  \nStudents can bring their own laptop device to class. 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