Ethical Hacking

Information Security: Ethical Hacking Course

Information Security is becoming critical day by day. With advent of more intelligent technologies are tools, number and types of threats are increasing at unprecedented pace. The disruptive technologies like cloud, Internet of Things(IoT) are creating more doorways for hackers and challenges are mounting for defenders.

Following figure shows top 10 attacks used by malicious hackers in last 3 years. So you can imagine the seriousness of information security challenge.

Some of the key trends in the information security space are:

You would have read about Ransomware Attacks. In such an attack, a program with malicious intentions encrypts someone’s data or files. Last year, ransomware attacks grew many fold and there is no sign of them receding this year. On the contrary, it is spreading to Linux , Android and MacOS.

Cloud computing businesses are Prime Targets for data breaches and would continue to be attacked.

Applications developed are more like mobile-first and deployed on cloud. DevOps methodology which promises quicker deployments need to consider security at the level of development and design turning it into DevSecOps.

With growth of Internet Of Things(IoT), smart devices would increase. Every smart device is a potential doorway for the hacker.

Hacking of Election is a new trend in hacking of Social Networks. This can culminate into more dangerous threats in future.

Course Overview: Ethical Hacking Growth Path

Who can do this course?

Undergraduate students from computer background – BE (IT), BE (Comp), BCA, BSc (Comp.), BSc (IT), BCS, BCA with operating system knowledge and basic networking knowledge
Post graduate students – MCA, MCM, MSc (IT), MSc (Comp. Sci.) etc. with operating system knowledge and basic networking knowledge
Technical support engineer
Senior system engineer
System administrator
IT Manager / IT Operation Manager
Security officers, Auditors, Security professional’s site administrators

Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Footprinting
Scanning
Enumeration
System Hacking
Trojans & Backdoors
Sniffers
Denial of Service
Social Engineering
Session Hijacking
Hacking Web Servers
Web Application Vulnerabilities
Web based Password Cracking Techniques
SQL Injection
Hacking Wireless Networks
Viruses & Worms
Physical Security
Linux Hacking
Evading Firewalls, IDSs & Honeypots
Buffer Overflows
Cryptography
Penetration Testing

Ethical Hacker(CEH) Global Certification

We have 90% passing rate of Red Hat Global Certification Exam because of unique teaching methodology and in-depth practice through RHCSA Pre and RHCE Prep modules.

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