Certified Ethical Hacker

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Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) offers an in-depth understanding of ethical hacking phases, attack vectors, and countermeasures. Powered with AI capabilities, CEH v13 teaches you how hackers think and operate, enabling you to proactively design secure systems and defend against cyber threats. The course focuses on identifying vulnerabilities, strengthening security controls, and minimizing risks. CEH v13 also features a hands-on learning approach across all major ethical hacking domains, helping you build the practical skills needed to earn the CEH credential and perform effectively as a certified ethical hacker.

Certified Ethical Hacker

Overview of Ethical Hacking · Define ethical hacking and penetration testing · Understand the role and responsibilities of an ethical hacker Information Security Controls · Explore security controls, laws, and standards · Understand the scope of vulnerability assessments and exploits

Information Gathering Techniques · Passive and active reconnaissance · Using search engines, social networks, and websites for footprinting Network Enumeration · WHOIS, DNS footprinting, and email footprinting · Tools and countermeasures for reconnaissance

Network Scanning Concepts · Identify live systems and open ports · Understand scanning methodologies Vulnerability Identification · Use scanning tools to detect vulnerabilities · Evading detection during scanning

Enumeration Techniques · NetBIOS, SNMP, LDAP, and NFS enumeration · Windows and Linux enumeration Countermeasures · Mitigating enumeration attacks

Vulnerability Assessment Concepts · Identifying security loopholes in target environments · Vulnerability classification and scoring Tools and Techniques · Conduct vulnerability assessments with automated tools · Interpreting vulnerability scan results

Gaining Access · Password cracking techniques · Privilege escalation methods Maintaining Access and Clearing Tracks · Backdoors, Trojans, and rootkits · Covering tracks and clearing logs

Types of Malware · Viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and spyware Infection Vectors and Countermeasures · Malware propagation techniques · Detection and prevention strategies

Sniffing Concepts · Packet sniffing techniques and protocols at risk Sniffing Tools and Defenses · ARP poisoning, MAC flooding, DHCP attacks · Sniffing detection and mitigation

Social Engineering Tactics · Phishing, impersonation, and insider threats Defense Mechanisms · Employee training and awareness · Policy and procedural defenses

DoS and DDoS Attacks · Attack methodologies and tools · Amplification and reflection attacks Detection and Mitigation · DoS protection strategies

Session Hijacking Techniques · Types of session hijacking · TCP/IP hijacking, cookie hijacking Prevention and Countermeasures · Encryption and secure protocols

Intrusion Detection and Prevention · IDS/IPS evasion techniques · Firewall evasion tactics Honeypot Concepts · Deploying and detecting honeypots

Web Server Vulnerabilities · Misconfigurations and default settings · Exploiting web server weaknesses Defense Strategies · Hardening and patching web servers

Common Web Application Attacks · SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and command injection Exploitation Tools and Countermeasures · OWASP Top 10 security practices

SQL Injection Techniques · In-band, inferential, and out-of-band injection Detection and Mitigation · Secure coding practices · Use of parameterized queries

Wireless Attack Vectors · WEP/WPA/WPA2 vulnerabilities · Rogue access points and evil twins Defense Strategies · Wireless security best practices

Mobile Attack Techniques · Mobile malware, app exploits, and OS vulnerabilities Security Measures · Mobile device management (MDM) and endpoint protection

IoT and Operational Technology Threats · IoT device vulnerabilities · SCADA/ICS exploitation techniques Defense Strategies · IoT security frameworks and controls

Cloud Security Concepts · Cloud service models and threats · Cloud attack techniques and tools Defense Mechanisms · Securing cloud environments

Encryption and Cryptographic Attacks · Symmetric/asymmetric encryption, hashing, and PKI Exploitation Techniques · Cryptographic attacks and countermeasures

Why Choose This Certification?

One of the most recognized ethical hacking certifications globally
Covers 5 phases of ethical hacking based on real-world attack cycles
Prepares you for penetration testing and red teaming roles
Mandatory or preferred certification for many cybersecurity job roles (DoD, private sector)
Includes hands-on labs and access to a live Cyber Range (CEH Practical)

Who Can Pursue This Certification ?

IT professionals, sysadmins, and network engineers
SOC analysts and cybersecurity enthusiasts
Developers wanting to understand security gaps in applications
Anyone looking to enter ethical hacking and offensive security fields

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of networking, OS, and IT concepts
2 years of security-related work experience recommended (or EC-Council training waiver)
Completion of EC-Council Essentials series (E|HE, N|DE, DFE) is helpful for beginners

Job Opportunities Available

Ethical Hacker / Penetration Tester
Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
Security Consultant
Red Team Operator
Application Security Analyst

Key Benefits: What You Will Gain

Upon completing this certification path at Netsmartz School, learners gain practical confidence and role-ready capability.

Official Course Completion Badge/Certificate

Earn a prestigious course completion badge or certificate, available on the Netsmartz School and Microsoft, highlighting your proficiency in AI or Cyber Security

Industry-Recognized Skills

Master key concepts and gain hands-on experience in Artificial Intelligence, making you well-equipped for real-world applications

Career Advancement

Enhance your career prospects by showcasing your expertise in AI to potential employers and staying ahead in today's rapidly evolving tech landscape

Why Netsmartz School

Experts-led Classroom Trainings

Our programs are crafted with insights from top industry minds and educators, ensuring you gain skills that truly matter in the real world.

Hands-On Experience on Real-World Projects

Take on projects that mirror the real challenges of the industry, work with real data, and build practical skills that lead to job-ready expertise.

Insights from Industry Leaders

Gain valuable insights from leading practitioners who bring industry use cases, case studies, and proven strategies into your classroom

Guidance and Support from Mentors

Stay on track with 24/7 access to mentors and a community of peers, all ready to help you overcome any challenges along the way.

Certified Ethical Hacker

Get Enrolled into this course

Certified Ethical Hacker

Overview of Ethical Hacking · Define ethical hacking and penetration testing · Understand the role and responsibilities of an ethical hacker Information Security Controls · Explore security controls, laws, and standards · Understand the scope of vulnerability assessments and exploits

Information Gathering Techniques · Passive and active reconnaissance · Using search engines, social networks, and websites for footprinting Network Enumeration · WHOIS, DNS footprinting, and email footprinting · Tools and countermeasures for reconnaissance

Network Scanning Concepts · Identify live systems and open ports · Understand scanning methodologies Vulnerability Identification · Use scanning tools to detect vulnerabilities · Evading detection during scanning

Enumeration Techniques · NetBIOS, SNMP, LDAP, and NFS enumeration · Windows and Linux enumeration Countermeasures · Mitigating enumeration attacks

Vulnerability Assessment Concepts · Identifying security loopholes in target environments · Vulnerability classification and scoring Tools and Techniques · Conduct vulnerability assessments with automated tools · Interpreting vulnerability scan results

Gaining Access · Password cracking techniques · Privilege escalation methods Maintaining Access and Clearing Tracks · Backdoors, Trojans, and rootkits · Covering tracks and clearing logs

Types of Malware · Viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and spyware Infection Vectors and Countermeasures · Malware propagation techniques · Detection and prevention strategies

Sniffing Concepts · Packet sniffing techniques and protocols at risk Sniffing Tools and Defenses · ARP poisoning, MAC flooding, DHCP attacks · Sniffing detection and mitigation

Social Engineering Tactics · Phishing, impersonation, and insider threats Defense Mechanisms · Employee training and awareness · Policy and procedural defenses

DoS and DDoS Attacks · Attack methodologies and tools · Amplification and reflection attacks Detection and Mitigation · DoS protection strategies

Session Hijacking Techniques · Types of session hijacking · TCP/IP hijacking, cookie hijacking Prevention and Countermeasures · Encryption and secure protocols

Intrusion Detection and Prevention · IDS/IPS evasion techniques · Firewall evasion tactics Honeypot Concepts · Deploying and detecting honeypots

Web Server Vulnerabilities · Misconfigurations and default settings · Exploiting web server weaknesses Defense Strategies · Hardening and patching web servers

Common Web Application Attacks · SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and command injection Exploitation Tools and Countermeasures · OWASP Top 10 security practices

SQL Injection Techniques · In-band, inferential, and out-of-band injection Detection and Mitigation · Secure coding practices · Use of parameterized queries

Wireless Attack Vectors · WEP/WPA/WPA2 vulnerabilities · Rogue access points and evil twins Defense Strategies · Wireless security best practices

Mobile Attack Techniques · Mobile malware, app exploits, and OS vulnerabilities Security Measures · Mobile device management (MDM) and endpoint protection

IoT and Operational Technology Threats · IoT device vulnerabilities · SCADA/ICS exploitation techniques Defense Strategies · IoT security frameworks and controls

Cloud Security Concepts · Cloud service models and threats · Cloud attack techniques and tools Defense Mechanisms · Securing cloud environments

Encryption and Cryptographic Attacks · Symmetric/asymmetric encryption, hashing, and PKI Exploitation Techniques · Cryptographic attacks and countermeasures

Key Benefits: What You Will Gain

Upon completing this certification path at Netsmartz School, learners gain practical confidence and role-ready capability.

Official Course Completion Badge/Certificate

Earn a prestigious course completion badge or certificate, available on the Netsmartz School and Microsoft, highlighting your proficiency in AI or Cyber Security

Industry-Recognized Skills

Master key concepts and gain hands-on experience in Artificial Intelligence, making you well-equipped for real-world applications

Career Advancement

Enhance your career prospects by showcasing your expertise in AI to potential employers and staying ahead in today's rapidly evolving tech landscape

Why Netsmartz School

Experts-led Classroom Trainings

Our programs are crafted with insights from top industry minds and educators, ensuring you gain skills that truly matter in the real world.

Hands-On Experience on Real-World Projects

Take on projects that mirror the real challenges of the industry, work with real data, and build practical skills that lead to job-ready expertise.

Insights from Industry Leaders

Gain valuable insights from leading practitioners who bring industry use cases, case studies, and proven strategies into your classroom

Guidance and Support from Mentors

Stay on track with 24/7 access to mentors and a community of peers, all ready to help you overcome any challenges along the way.