Live, hands-on offensive cybersecurity training. Small cohort. Israeli military methodology. Taught by an active red teamer who has trained government and military units.
CEO Sec-Llama · Offensive Security Leader · Former Israeli Military Intelligence
Michael is an active offensive cybersecurity professional operating across Latin America and Israel. He founded Sec-Llama, an offensive security firm, and leads four specialized penetration-testing teams covering Infrastructure, Web, Mobile, and HUMINT/Physical operations. He has delivered advanced cyber training to multiple branches of the Peruvian military.
Led national-level cyber capability development for Peru’s Army, Navy, Air Force, and Intelligence (2025) — aligned to PTES, MITRE ATT&CK, OSSTMM
Cybersecurity lecturer at TESI, Israel (2024–2026) — ethical hacking, AD, infrastructure security
Israeli Military Intelligence — classified technology unit with security clearance (2019–2022)
CEO of KipuCon — regional cybersecurity conference platform across Latin America
Active red team operator: C2 frameworks, exploit development, adversary emulation
How It Works
Live. Small. Practical.
Every session is live on Google Meet. You get direct access to Michael — not a recorded course, not a chatbot, not a 200-person class.
2× / week
Two live sessions per week, 2 hours each
12 weeks
Complete program, zero to junior pen tester
Max 10
Small cohort — you are not a number
Google Meet
Live video + screen share every session
Every session
Hands-on lab work — you execute, not just watch
SL-JPT cert
Certificate signed by the CEO of Sec-Llama
4:2 ratio
4 hours self-directed study per 2 hours of live class
The most important skill in cybersecurity: learning how to learn.
Before every session you receive a reading list and questions to complete independently. After each session, you practice what was covered in the lab. The goal isn’t just to teach you pentesting — it’s to build the habit of continuous, self-directed learning that every top security professional has. Total commitment: approximately 12 hours per week (4 live + 8 self-study).
The Curriculum
12-Week Breakdown
The same methodology used to train military units — now adapted for beginners entering offensive security. No experience required to start. Real penetration-testing skills by the end.
Week 1
Introduction to Offensive Cyber
Hacker mindset, roles & ethics
MITRE ATT&CK, Cyber Kill Chain, PTES
Rules of Engagement + Kali Linux lab setup
Week 2
Computer & OS Fundamentals
Linux vs Windows filesystems & permissions
Users, groups, processes, privilege model
Command line: Bash, CMD, PowerShell
Week 3
Computer Networks
OSI model, TCP/IP, ports & protocols
DNS, DHCP, NAT, routing
Wireshark packet capture + Nmap scanning
Week 4
Windows Server & Active Directory
AD architecture: domains, OUs, GPOs
LDAP enumeration & group mapping
Password policies & common misconfigurations
Week 5
Linux for Hackers
Linux filesystem, users, SUID/SGID
Services, SSH, cron jobs, logs
Essential hacking commands & pipelines
Week 6
Python for Hackers
Python fundamentals for offensive use
Build your first hacking tool (port scanner)
Automation, argparse, subprocess
Week 7
Cyber Kill Chain & Red Team Process
7-stage kill chain with real-world examples
Red team workflow & PTES standard
ROE documents & professional reporting
Week 8
Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Target recon: WHOIS, DNS, Nmap, Shodan
SMB, SNMP, service enumeration
First exploitation with Metasploit
Week 9
Web Application Penetration Testing
HTTP/HTTPS, Burp Suite, web recon
Hidden content discovery (ffuf, dirsearch)
SQL injection & XSS attacks on DVWA
Week 10
Mobile App Penetration Testing
Android/iOS architecture, APK analysis
ADB, MobSF static & dynamic analysis
Traffic interception + OWASP Mobile Top 10
Week 11
HUMINT — OSINT, Phishing & Physical
OSINT: Google Dorking, Shodan, metadata
Phishing simulation & social engineering
Physical intrusion concepts & red team toolkit
Week 12
Report Writing + Final Project
Professional PT report structure & CVSS scoring
Full simulated pentest (end-to-end)
Live presentation + SL-JPT certificate awarded
All tools are free to use. Students need a laptop with 8GB+ RAM to run virtual machines.
Free Event — No Commitment
Attend a Free 90-Minute Webinar First
Before you enroll, come to a free live session. Michael will walk through the cyber job market, run a live hacking demo, and answer every question you have. No sales pressure.
The real cybersecurity job market in 2025 — roles, salaries, what companies actually hire for
Live hacking demo: what a penetration tester does on a real engagement
The 12-week path from zero to SL-JPT — week by week
Is this course right for you? Honest assessment.
Live Q&A with Michael
100% free. If you like what you see, you can enroll at the early-bird price — available only during the webinar and the 48 hours after.
Reserve Your Free Spot
Next Session
Thursday, June 26, 2026
8:00 PM ET · 5:00 PM PT · 7:00 PM Lima
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Enrollment
Invest in Your Career
Junior penetration testers in the US earn $65,000–$95,000+. This course pays for itself with the first job.
Recommended: see the demo live, ask questions, then decide.
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$3,500 USD via PayPal. Full payment due before first session.
Standard Price (Cohort 2+)
$7,000
Starting from the second cohort
Same 24-session live program
Same instructor & SL-JPT certification
Same small cohort format
Same lab access & materials
Lock in the 50% early-bird price now. Attend the free webinar and enroll before the first cohort starts.
What You Earn
The SL-JPT Certification
Issued and signed by the CEO and CTO of Sec-Llama upon successful completion of the final project. An industry credential that shows employers you can execute — not just study.
Signed by CEO & CTO
Unique cert ID per graduate
Top graduates invited to join Sec-Llama
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Plan for approximately 12 hours per week: 4 hours of live sessions (2× per week, 2 hours each) plus 8 hours of self-directed study. Before each session you receive a reading list and preparation questions to complete independently. After each session there is lab practice to reinforce what was covered. This structure is intentional — the ability to learn independently is the most important skill in cybersecurity, and the course is designed to build that habit alongside the technical content.
No. The course starts from absolute zero — Week 1 covers what hacking is and how to set up your lab. The only requirement is a laptop with 8GB+ RAM and the drive to learn.
Every session is a live video call on Google Meet with Michael and your cohort. You can ask questions in real time, share your screen, and get immediate feedback. Nothing is pre-recorded.
SL-JPT stands for Sec-Llama Junior Penetration Tester. It is an industry certification issued and signed by the CEO of Sec-Llama upon successful completion of the final project. Top graduates may be invited to join the Sec-Llama team and work on real-world engagements.
All tools are free: Kali Linux, VirtualBox, Wireshark, Nmap, Burp Suite Community, DVWA, MobSF, and more. You need a laptop with at least 8GB RAM (16GB recommended) to run virtual machines comfortably.
Payment is processed via PayPal. Full tuition is due before the first session. The early-bird price of $3,500 is available for the first cohort only — it returns to $7,000 for future cohorts.
Missing up to 3 sessions is acceptable provided you stay current with weekly home missions. Missing more than 3 sessions may affect eligibility for the SL-JPT certification. Michael will do his best to support students who communicate proactively.
Yes. The course gives you practical skills, a lab portfolio, and an industry certification. The final sessions include a full certification roadmap (CompTIA Security+, eJPT, OSCP) and career guidance. Exceptional graduates are considered for roles at Sec-Llama.
Sessions run on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:00 PM Eastern / 5:00 PM Pacific. The cohort starts mid-July 2026. The schedule is confirmed with enrolled students before the first session.
