Just in case you didn't see it already.. there was a review posted here on EHN.

Thanks for referencing my post Equix3n, I tried to compare them quickly and that's all I had. I'm thinking about doing a full side-by-side comparison between the two and go more in depth. I also fully agree with Equix3n's answers above to your questions eternal_security.

I'd say it goes more in depth mainly on the web application attack section. More topics are covered and it's the courses strong section but it's a go figure on this, considering to pass the exam you have to break a web application. eLearnSecurity also has some nessus stuff and brings in more point and click tools to use during a pentest while PWB is like more focusing on getting your ninja command-line skills prepped. I'll try to answer two of the questions just based off of my opinion.

Comparison wise - both to earn the certification you have to provide practical skills in breaking something and you have to provide a report. I've heard the reports not necessary but high recommended for PWB v3 and is recommended for eLearnSecurity's course. Comparing them further they both have videos in the course which demonstrates tool usage.

I'd hate to sound like I'm knocking the course but here I think it really depends. I think the OSCP course was more hands-on and I've learned more. I honestly haven't gone in depth with looking at the information in the first 2 modules of eLearnSecurity's PTP course - System Security and Network-Security. I've skimmed them a little bit but I've been mainly paying attention to the Web Application Security module simply because the exam is more focused on it.

I think if you have your OSCP already - your knowledge goes passed eLearnSecurity's Network Security section. Their System Security section gives you a minor introduction into Cryptography and Password Cracking, Buffer Overflows, shellcode, malware and rootkit coding. Your prime interest if you hold an OSCP Certification from pwb v3 would be their web application module. I haven't taken CEH but I'd just say eLearnSecurity because they have a practical exam and required report to earn the certification, it surpasses what a person has to do to earn their CEH certificate. Sure the CEH may cover more topics and a large amount of tools than PTP but I think penetration testing training should be focused on getting hands-on experience with tools - Getting down and dirty in a real life testing environment, being placed in scenarios and situations where you have to prove you've learned your material. I think PTP has this to an extent but PWB v3 has it more so.

Long story short, if you have your OSCP  I think the course would be beneficial for upping your web application attack skills a little bit more but it's really up to you if you want to spend the money just to get the little extra material this course covers that PWB doesn't.

eternal_security I know you said security isn't the sole focus of your job, but perhaps opting for the OSCE certification would be better in this situation? Have you ever thought about taking it?

I just got the results today from the exam, so from now on I am an eCPPT!

I really liked the course. It is very well structured, and a very important advantage is that you can access it any time.

Now I am doing some checks for work and I use the course as a guide for the most important steps. I recommend following the course multiple times, because there is so much information so you can't digest it in a single shot.

I just wait for the new course they will produce (supposed to be an advanced one).

I found this course to take you from the novice to an intermediate level for the web application part, and this is what I wanted. The other two modules are at an intermediate level.

Congrats, alucian.

Congratulations! Very awesome, I'm barely on the first few modules and really liking the course. 

I can't wait to get to the next couple of sections, but I must admit that this first section of modules of Web Applications is has taught me a lot so far. 

I've been taking it pretty slow, going back and over the modules a time or two before continuing on.  Looking forward to get where you are!

Alucian  How long did you wait for your exam results?

One month???, I sent mine last Sunday , this waiting is killing me.