Course Title: EC Council – Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures.
Duration: 5 Days
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a professional certification provided by the International Council of E-Commerce Consultants (EC-Council)
Here’s some feedback from our past Certified Ethical Hacking training students…
“In my view, this Ethical Hacking training is possibly the most interesting CEH training I have ever attended.” Graham H., CEH training September 2011
“The Ethical Hacker training material and practicals are excellent. Excellent Certified Ethical Hacking instructor, who backs up his CEH principles with detailed and thorough explanations in an easy to understand format.” Tariq, MET Jack, Ethical Hacker training January 2011
“The CEH instructor of the Ethical Hacker training is brilliant. This was the first time when I have attended a course and I have left feeling I understood it and that the instructor is not just reading off the slides, he is knowledgeable” Lucia, Ethical Hacker training December 2010
“Great CEH instructor- led course, insightful and enjoyable.” Phillip, Certified Ethical Hacking training August 2011
“Excellent CEH training, I liked the area which is Wembley, London, offer of all facilities. Amazing Ethical Hacking instructor ” Simon, Certified Ethical Hacker training January 2011
“The most powerful professional development I have ever experienced. I feel that I have been on a roller coaster of learning.”Gregorii, Ethical Hacker training February 2011
“The Certified Ethical Hacking training was well -organised, good balance between self study and common hours, excellent explanation of hacking methods” Polly, CEH training April 2011
Certified Ethical Hacker involves creativity and thinking ‘outside-of-the-box’, that is why vulnerability testing and security audits will not ensure the security proofing of an organization. To ensure that organisations have adequately protected their information assets, they must adopt the approach of ‘defence in depth’. In other words, they must penetrate their networks and assess the security posture for vulnerabilities and exposure.
The goal of the Ethical Hacker Training is to teach a delegate to help his organization to take pre-emptive measures against malicious attacks by attacking the system himself; all the while staying within legal limits. Delegates should be prepared for action paced course and the sheer size of the Certified Ethical Hacker training content, however do not be intimidated as we will release e-learning prior to the delegate attending the course and also the instructor will prepare them thoroughly for the Certification Examination, the maunuals can then be taken home and to work and can be used as excellent reference volumes.
Students will be encouraged to experiment and explore in our State-of-the-art Labs knowing that they will not compromise their Organisations network.
Certified Ethical Hacker Training – Overview
EC-Council has successfully certified more than a thousand information security professionals. Certified Ethical Hacker examination is becoming more demanding and more effective in measuring the true skills of a Penetration tester. Students are now required to be able to interpret identify exploits, log files, identify attack signatures, recommend countermeasures, have a firm grasp of the main tools and know standard procedures involved in penetration testing. The student is tested on 150 questions picked randomly from a pool of questions contributed by the security community.
Our Pass rate of CEH – Certified Ethical Hacker Training to date is 97%
Who Should Attend CEH | Ethical HackingTraining?
This course will significantly benefit security officers, auditors, security professionals, site administrators, and anyone who is concerned about the integrity of the network and enterprise security.
Ec-Coucil -Certified Ethical Hacker Training Modules
 CEH Training Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacker | Ethical Hacker Training Module 13: Web Based Password Cracking Techniques |
| Why Security? The Security, functionality and ease of use Triangle Can Hacking be Ethical? | Authentication- Definition Authentication Mechanisms HTTP Authentication |
| CEH Training Module 2: Footprinting and Reconnaissance | CEH Training Module 14: SQL Injection |
| Defining Footprinting | Attacking SQL Servers SQL Server Resolution Service (SSRS) |
| Ethical Hacker Module 3: Scanning | Ethical Hacker Module 15: Hacking Wireless Networks |
| Definition of Scanning. Types of scanning | Introduction to Wireless Networking Business and Wireless Attacks |
| Module 4: Enumeration | Module 16: Virus |
| What is Enumeration? NetBios Null Sessions | Virus Characteristics Symptoms of ‘virus-like’ attack |
| Ethical Hacker Module 5: System Hacking | Ethical Hacker Module 17: Physical Security |
| Administrator Password Guessing Manual Password Cracking Algorithm Automated Password Cracking | Security statistics Physical Security breach incidents |
| CEH Training Module 6: Trojans and Backdoors | CEH Training Module 18: Linux Hacking |
| Effect on Business What is a Trojan? | Why Linux? Linux basics |
| CEH Training Ethical Hacker Module 7: Sniffers | CEH Training Ethical Hacker Module 19: Evading Firewalls, IDS and Honeypots |
| Definition of sniffing How a Sniffer works? | Intrusion Detection Systems Ways to Detect Intrusion |
| Module 8: Denial of Service | Module 20: Buffer Overflows |
| What is Denial of Service? Goal of DoS(Denial of Service) | Significance of Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Why are Programs/Applications Vulnerable? |
| CEH Training Ethical Hacker Module 9: Social Engineering | CEH Training Ethical Hacker Module 21: Cryptography |
| What is Social Engineering? Art of Manipulation | Public-key Cryptography Working of Encryption |
| Module 10: Session Hijacking | Module 22: Penetration Testing Course |
| Understanding Session Hijacking Spoofing vs Hijacking How Web Servers Work? | Introduction to Penetration Testing (PT) |
| Ethical Hacker Training Module 11: Hacking Web Servers | Ethical hacker Training Module 23: Advanced Exploit Writing |
| How are Web Servers Compromised? | Module 24: Advanced Covert Hacking Techniques |
| CEH Training Module 12: Web Application Vulnerabilities | CEH Training Module 25: Advanced Virus Writing Techniques |
| Web Application Set-up Web Application Hacking | Module 26: Advanced Reverse Engineering Techniques |
