Course Outline
Module 01: Fundamentals of Ethical Hacking
Module 02: Information Gathering and Reconnaissance
Module 03: Network Scanning Methodologies
Module 04: System and Service Enumeration
Module 05: Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis
Module 06: Compromise and System Intrusion
Module 07: Analysis of Malicious Software Threats
Module 08: Network Traffic Interception and Analysis
Module 09: Social Engineering Threat Vectors
Module 10: Denial-of-Service Attack Mechanisms
Module 11: Session Hijacking Techniques
Module 12: Evading Intrusion Detection, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Module 13: Attacks on Web Server Infrastructure
Module 14: Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
Module 15: Structured Query Language (SQL) Injection
Module 16: Wireless Network Security and Intrusion
Module 17: Mobile Platform Security Risks
Module 18: Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) Security
Module 19: Cloud Computing Security Considerations
Module 20: Cryptographic Principles and Applications
The training fee for government personnel includes the CEH v13 Elite package, which comprises instructional materials, an examination voucher, six-month access to the video library and practical labs, and one additional examination retake opportunity.
Requirements
Key Enhancements in CEH Version 13
- AI Integration - This is the first ethical hacking certification to incorporate artificial intelligence capabilities.
- Practical Application - Participants refine their capabilities through realistic scenarios in hands-on labs, focusing on attack vectors and advanced security tooling.
- Operational Efficiency The curriculum teaches AI-driven techniques to improve cyber defense efficiency by up to 40% and optimize workflows.
- Current Curriculum The program covers the latest advanced attack techniques, emerging trends, and corresponding countermeasures.
- Productivity Improvement Benefits include advanced threat detection, improved decision-making processes, adaptive learning models, enhanced reporting capabilities, and the automation of repetitive tasks.
- Validated Proficiency Learners engage in monthly global hacking competitions, benchmarking their skills against peers and achieving leaderboard recognition.
Prerequisites
- Proficiency with Windows and Linux operating systems
- Foundational experience in cybersecurity and information technology
Target Audience
- Mid-Level Information Security Auditor
- Cybersecurity Auditor
- Security Administrator
- IT Security Administrator
- Information Security Analyst I
- Information Security Administrator
- Cybersecurity Analyst Level 1, Level 2, & Level 3
- Network Security Engineer
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Security Analyst
- Network Engineer
- Senior Security Consultant
- Information Security Manager
- Senior SOC Analyst
- Solution Architect
- Cybersecurity Consultant
- Cyber Defense Analyst
- Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
- Warning Analyst
- All-Source Analyst
- Cyber Defense Incident Responder
- Research & Development Specialist
- Senior Cloud Security Analyst
- Third-Party Risk Management Professional
- Threat Hunting Analyst
- Penetration Tester
- Cyber Delivery Manager
- Application Security Risk Manager
- Threat Modeling Specialist
- Web Application Penetration Testing Specialist
- SAP Vulnerability Management - Solution Delivery Advisor
- Ethical Hacker
- SIEM Threat Responder
- Product Security Engineer or Manager
- Endpoint Security Engineer
- Cybersecurity Instructor
- Red Team Specialist
- Data Protection & Privacy Officer
- SOAR Engineer
- AI Security Engineer
- Senior Identity and Access Management (IAM) Engineer
- PCI Security Advisor
- Exploitation Analyst (EA)
- Zero Trust Solutions Engineer or Analyst
- Cryptographic Engineer
- AI/ML Security Engineer
- Machine Learning Security Specialist
- AI Penetration Tester
- AI/ML Security Consultant
- Crypto Security Consultant
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