Prove You Can Execute — In a Real Environment
Most cybersecurity certifications measure what you know.
CACP certification proves what you can actually do.
You are not tested through multiple-choice questions or theoretical scenarios. You operate inside a live infrastructure where you must identify vulnerabilities, move through systems, and achieve defined objectives under real-world conditions.
No study guides. No sample questions. No safety nets.
This is a certification built for execution under pressure.
CACP assesses your ability to operate across the full cybersecurity lifecycle — not in isolation, but as a connected operational system.
You will demonstrate capability in:
This is not a domain-specific test. This is a full-spectrum assessment of operational capability across offensive and defensive disciplines.
CACP certification is designed for professionals who need to demonstrate real, hands-on ability — not just theoretical knowledge:
If you’ve built the skills but lack the credentials to prove it — this certification exists for you.
The certification consists of two phases over 48 hours:
No Multiple Choice — Your results are based entirely on what you accomplish in a live environment
Realistic Infrastructure — Mirrors real networks, defenses, monitoring, and complexity
Full-Spectrum Evaluation — Assesses offensive skills (exploitation, evasion) and defensive skills (detection, forensics, incident response) in the same exam
Professional Reporting Standard — Your documentation is held to the expectations of actual penetration testing and incident response deliverables
Proof of Capability — You leave with evidence of what you can execute, not just what you studied
Both Red and Blue — Most certifications test offense OR defense. CACP tests both.
No Exam Dumps — The environment changes. You can’t memorize your way through.
Built by Practitioners — Designed by people who conduct real penetration tests and incident investigations, not academics writing theory exams
99,00 € Original price was: 99,00 €.89,00 €Current price is: 89,00 €.
No — prior completion of the 15-course pathway is not a requirement. The certification is open to penetration testers, SOC analysts, self-taught practitioners, and anyone else who believes they have the skills. However, if you are new to the field, the pathway is strongly recommended as preparation, since the exam tests full-spectrum operational capability with no hints or safety nets.
You are placed inside a live infrastructure that mirrors real enterprise networks, complete with active defenses and monitoring systems. You must identify attack paths, exploit vulnerabilities, escalate privileges, move laterally across segmented systems, and achieve defined objectives — all while evading detection. You also face defensive scenarios: analyzing SIEM alerts, investigating traffic with Wireshark, and performing memory forensics on compromised hosts. There are no hints, walkthroughs, or second chances.
After the 24-hour exam, you have a further 24 hours to submit a professional written report. It must cover your full methodology, evidence of each objective completed, attack chain reconstruction, forensic findings, and remediation recommendations. The report is evaluated to the same standard used in real penetration testing and incident response engagements — not just as a summary, but as a deliverable you would hand to a client. Both phases must be passed to earn certification.
Most certifications test either offense or defense — not both. CACP is a full-spectrum assessment: you are evaluated on exploitation and evasion alongside detection, forensics, and incident response in the same exam. There are no multiple-choice questions at any stage. Because the environment is live and changes, there is no way to prepare through memorization — only genuine capability gets you through. Passing requires you to prove you can execute under pressure and document your work to a professional standard.
Yes, retakes are available. Each additional attempt is available for purchase separately. We recommend reviewing your report feedback carefully before reattempting, as the report phase is a common area where candidates fall short even after strong technical performance.