
You've already successfully completed your /Ethical/ Vehicle Hacking Training with BreachLabz? Now it's time to kick off the official certification with TÜV Rheinland.
Become a certified vehicle hacker/pentester — with the TÜV Rheinland personal certification that follows your successful /Ethical/ Vehicle Hacking Training with BreachLabz.
More than just a certification exam: The combination of the BreachLabz training program with the TÜV Rheinland personal certification is made for specialists who want to train on real automotive systems and demonstrate genuine technical application instead of pure theory.


EVH Level 1 "Explorer" with TÜV Rheinland Certified Qualification
Level 1 is your entry point into automotive hacking. This isn't about security basics — it's about understanding how to attack vehicle systems.
The focus is on the classic attack surfaces inside the vehicle:
The goal: being able to follow an attack end-to-end. Where do you get in? How do you move through the system? Which vulnerabilities are typical?
The training (2× 4h) delivers exactly that — compact and hands-on. Successfully passing the TÜV Rheinland exam formally confirms to the certificate holder a solid foundational understanding of vehicle penetration testing.

EVH Level 2 "Professional" with TÜV Rheinland Certified Qualification
Level 2 takes the next step: from understanding to proven execution. No more pure explanation mode — here, we attack.
You'll work through concrete automotive scenarios:
The training (6× 4h) is hands-on from the start — with targeted exercises and practical training tasks instead of front-of-the-room lectures.
The decisive difference in the certification process: before the exam comes the hands-on CTF assessment. If you want in, you deliver first — within 14 days, in realistic scenarios that probe exactly the skills you trained. Not on paper. Technically.
Only those who pass get access to the TÜV Rheinland exam.
The TÜV Rheinland certification following the EVH Level 2 "Professional" training (6× 4h) is designed to prove real-world, hands-on skills. That's why the included CTF challenge isn't a nice-to-have. It's the gatekeeper.
Participants work through realistic automotive scenarios: analyzing systems, identifying vulnerabilities, executing attacks.
Logistics at a glance:
Unlocked: 21 days before the exam
Working time: 14 days
Passing score: 10 out of 20 points
No partial credit. No submissions after the deadline.
Pass → admission to the exam
Fail → no admission to the exam
For more info or any questions upfront, feel free to drop our team a line.
Demand for the certification exams is high — we're working on fitting everyone in. Here are the next publicly bookable exam dates. Group requests or corporate bookings? Please shoot us an email. Ty!
All times in CEST (UTC+2).
EVH-L1-CERT-JUN-1
Jun 12, 2026 [1pm – 3pm]
EVH-L1-CERT-SEP-1
Sep 11, 2026 [1pm – 3pm]
EVH-L1-CERT-OCT-1
Oct 23, 2026 [1pm – 3pm]
EVH-L2-CERT-JUN-1
Jun 26, 2026 [1pm – 4pm]
EVH-L2-CERT-OCT-1
Oct 9, 2026 [1pm – 4pm]
Yes. The certification builds on it.
Going directly into the Level 2 training and then straight into the matching Level 2 certification is possible. Heads up though: relevant prior experience is recommended. The real test is the CTF.
No admission to the exam. A new attempt is required. (Fee applies!)
The sequence. Practice first. Exam second.
Only the second part. The first one is technical. (In Level 2.) Level 1 = multiple choice only, yes.
Over on the learning platform (CYEQT Knowledge Base), where the live trainings are booked, there's a practice assessment. Optional, but helpful.
