About Cyber Security | EH Course
The Cyber Security (CEH) course prepares learners to identify, prevent, and handle cyber threats using ethical hacking tools and real-world security practices.
Cyber Security | EH Course Objectives
- Understand cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
- Learn ethical hacking tools and techniques.
- Prepare for CEH certification and security roles.
- Learn ethical hacking tools and techniques.
- Prepare for CEH certification and security roles.
Pre-Requisites To Learn Cyber Security | EH
No prior security experience is required.
Basic networking knowledge is helpful.
Strong curiosity and ethical mindset are essential.
Basic networking knowledge is helpful.
Strong curiosity and ethical mindset are essential.
Top Career Roles after Cyber Security | EH Course:
• Cyber Security Analyst
• Ethical Hacker
• SOC Analyst
• Information Security Engineer
• Ethical Hacker
• SOC Analyst
• Information Security Engineer
Course Outline
-
Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
View Details - • Fundamentals of Information Security
- • Concepts of Ethical Hacking
- • Information Security Controls
- • Cyber Laws and Regulations
- • Standard Security Procedures
- • Roles and Responsibilities of an Ethical Hacker
-
Module 2: Footprinting and Reconnaissance
View Details - • Footprinting Concepts
- • Reconnaissance Techniques
- • Passive and Active Information Gathering
- • Latest Footprinting Tools
- • Pre-Attack Information Collection Methods
-
Module 3: Scanning Networks
View Details - • Network Scanning Concepts
- • Port Scanning Techniques
- • Network Mapping
- • Scanning Tools
- • Countermeasures for Network Scanning
-
Module 4: Enumeration
View Details - • Enumeration Concepts
- • User and Group Enumeration
- • Network Resource Enumeration
- • Service Enumeration Techniques
-
Module 5: Vulnerability Analysis
View Details - • Identifying Security Loopholes
- • Network and System Vulnerabilities
- • Vulnerability Assessment Types
- • Vulnerability Assessment Tools
- • Risk Analysis and Mitigation
-
Module 6: System Hacking
View Details - • System Hacking Methodologies
- • Password Cracking Techniques
- • Privilege Escalation
- • Steganography and Steganalysis
- • Covering Tracks and Log Clearing
-
Module 7: Malware Threats
View Details - • Types of Malware (Virus, Worms, Trojans)
- • Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)
- • Fileless Malware
- • Malware Analysis Techniques
- • Malware Countermeasures
-
Module 8: Sniffing
View Details - • Packet Sniffing Concepts
- • Active and Passive Sniffing
- • Sniffing Tools
- • Network Traffic Analysis
- • Sniffing Countermeasures
-
Module 9: Social Engineering
View Details - • Social Engineering Concepts
- • Human-Level Vulnerabilities
- • Phishing and Identity Theft
- • Social Engineering Attacks
- • Countermeasures and Awareness Techniques
-
Module 10: Denial of Service (DoS & DDoS)
View Details - • DoS and DDoS Attack Concepts
- • Types of DoS Attacks
- • DDoS Attack Tools
- • Impact Analysis
- • DoS and DDoS Countermeasures
-
Module 11: Session Hijacking
View Details - • Session Hijacking Concepts
- • Authentication Weaknesses
- • Authorization Flaws
- • Cryptographic Weaknesses
- • Session Hijacking Countermeasures
-
Module 12: Evading IDS, Firewalls & Honeypots
View Details - • Firewall Concepts
- • Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
- • Honeypots
- • Evasion Techniques
- • Network Perimeter Security Auditing
-
Module 13: Hacking Web Servers
View Details - • Web Server Architecture
- • Web Server Attack Methodology
- • Common Web Server Vulnerabilities
- • Web Server Security Tools
- • Web Server Countermeasures
-
Module 14: Hacking Web Applications
View Details - • Web Application Architecture
- • Web Application Attack Techniques
- • OWASP Vulnerabilities
- • Web Application Security Testing
- • Countermeasures and Secure Coding Practices
-
Module 15: SQL Injection
View Details - • SQL Injection Concepts
- • Types of SQL Injection Attacks
- • SQL Injection Evasion Techniques
- • SQL Injection Detection
- • SQL Injection Countermeasures
-
Module 16: Hacking Wireless Networks
View Details - • Wireless Network Concepts
- • Wireless Encryption Types
- • Wireless Network Threats
- • Wireless Hacking Tools
- • Wireless Security Countermeasures
-
Module 17: Hacking Mobile Platforms
View Details - • Mobile Security Concepts
- • Android Hacking Techniques
- • iOS Hacking Techniques
- • Mobile Device Management (MDM)
- • Mobile Security Tools and Guidelines
-
Module 18: IoT Hacking
View Details - • Internet of Things (IoT) Concepts
- • IoT and OT Attack Vectors
- • IoT Hacking Methodologies
- • IoT Security Tools
- • IoT Countermeasures
-
Module 19: Cloud Computing Security
View Details - • Cloud Computing Concepts
- • Container and Serverless Technologies
- • Cloud Security Threats
- • Cloud Attacks and Hacking Techniques
- • Cloud Security Tools and Best Practices
-
Module 20: Cryptography
View Details - • Encryption Algorithms
- • Cryptography Concepts
- • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
- • Email and Disk Encryption
- • Cryptography Attacks and Cryptanalysis Tools
Reviews
Course Content
Outstanding
Puncuality
Outstanding
Trainers
Outstanding
Rohit Verma
The real-time projects at ITKUL made a huge difference. By the time I attended interviews, I already had hands-on experience with Java full-stack development.
Anjali Mehta
I joined ITKUL with zero experience in data analytics. The structured modules and real-time projects boosted my confidence, and now I’m working in a data-driven role.
Smit Mahajan
The ethical hacking and network security labs at ITKUL were amazing. The trainers guided us through real-world scenarios, and I successfully cleared my first job interview