ogSec Consulting

Following the recent launch of Zero-Point Security’s new website (check it out here), our Art of Report Writing course has officially been migrated to its new home on CourseStack, alongside the rest of our course offerings. We want to thank Zero-Point Security for hosting our initial course for the last year or so and wish them success on their new and improved offering! If you haven’t checked out their courses before you can find their new course listing page here.

Over the last few weeks, we’ve been working on developing some content to give college-level students hands-on hacking experience. During that process, it became clear there was an opportunity to create something even more valuable — a crucial starting point for anyone curious about cybersecurity. And so, we built it — say hello to our Hacking Taster course! This course is designed to give you a hand-holdy, easy introduction to the world of ethical hacking — with minimal theory, maximum hands-on hacking, zero entry requirements, and all at a super affordable price.

A year ago, we launched The Art of Report Writing – a course designed to help security professionals write clearer, more effective offensive security reports. Since launch, the course has helped professionals sharpen their technical communication skills and approach report writing with more structure, clarity, and confidence. It’s designed to support anyone looking to produce high-quality, professional reports that clients can actually use. To celebrate the course’s first birthday, we’re offering 25% off the base price for the next two weeks.

Lots of news below! ogSec is thrilled to announce the release of our first batch of courses in the Code Review & Architecture Fundamentals series! Drawing on years of experience in reviewing complex web applications and SaaS solutions, this series is crafted for individuals looking to elevate their skills in app security testing and code review. Our initial set of courses provides the essential groundwork for preparing and conducting effective assessments.

It’s been a few weeks since we launched our report writing training course “The Art of Report Writing” and since then we’ve had some great conversations with folks on their challenges around reporting and client communication. One conversation that stood out was around a client using a third-party developer for several products. When a testing team assessed each product over a year it became apparent that not only were the vulnerabilities similar from product to product, but many instances of the same vulnerability were also present, indicating a systemic issue with both the code and the development team’s practices.