Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) V.12 Training

Become Certified in Ethical Hacking to Launch Your Career:

An in-depth grasp of ethical hacking phases, different attack routes, and protective countermeasures is provided by the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH). You will develop a greater understanding of how hackers operate and think, which will help you better configure your security system and fend against intrusions. The CEH course helps students learn how to safeguard their companies and improve their security policies to reduce the chance of a malicious attack by helping them understand system weaknesses and vulnerabilities.

You will learn an ethical hacking methodology in this course that you can use to penetration testing, which is a legal way to evaluate a system's security. This course prepares you for the globally acclaimed EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker certification test while imparting in-demand ethical hacking abilities.

Following completion of this course, participants will be capable of:

Ø Standards, regulations, and procedures for information security

Ø Different kinds of countermeasures, tools, and footprinting

Ø Techniques for scanning networks and countermeasures for scanning

Ø Techniques for counting and countermeasures against counting

Ø Utilizing vulnerability analysis to find security gaps in the network, communication

infrastructure, and end systems of the target company

Ø Using steganography, steganalysis assaults, covering tracks, and system hacking methodology, vulnerabilities in systems and networks can be found.

Ø Malware analysis, countermeasures, system audits for malware assaults, and various malware types (Trojan, virus, worms, etc.) methods for sniffing packets to find network vulnerabilities and ways to protect against it.

Ø Social engineering methods, theft attack detection strategies, auditing human-level vulnerabilities, and social engineering defenses.

Ø DoS/DDoS countermeasures as well as auditing tools and attack methodologies
methodologies for session hijacking to identify vulnerabilities and defenses in cryptography, authentication/authorization, and network-level session management.

Ø Web server assaults, a thorough attack methodology, and defenses against vulnerabilities in web server infrastructure