Cyber Ethical Hacking v2

Prerequisite

A minimum of either two years full-time paid work experience, or one year experience, plus an information security university degree, in two or more of the following:

Basic Networking
CompTIA Linux+ Certification
CompTIA Security+ Certification

Don’t have the required experience? Do not worry, we can bring you up to speed.

Who Should Attend

The course is intended for anybody who has a passion for security or looking for a career in Cyber Security.

Course Structure

This is a six weeks, online training course

Course Content: 13 Domains

• Getting Started: Essential Knowledge
  Reconnaissance: Information Gathering for the Ethical Hacker
  Scanning and Enumeration
  Sniffing and Evasion
  Attacking a System
  Web-Based Hacking: Servers and Applications
  Wireless Network Hacking
  Mobile Communications and the IoT
  Security in Cloud Computing
  Trojans and Other Attacks
  Cryptography 101
  Low Tech: Social Engineering and Physical Security
  The Pen Test: Putting It All Together

Module 1 Getting Started: Essential Knowledge

• Security 101
  Essentials
  Security Basics
  Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  Hacking Terminology
  The Ethical Hacker

Module 2 Reconnaissance: Information Gathering for the Ethical Hacker

• Footprinting
  Passive Footprinting
  Active Footprinting
  Footprinting Methods and Tools
  Search Engines
  Website and E-mail Footprinting
  DNS Footprinting
  Network Footprinting
  Other ToolsModule 3 Scanning and Enumeration
• Fundamentals
  TCP/IP Networking
  Subnetting
  Scanning Methodology
  Identifying Targets
  Port Scanning
  Evasion
  Vulnerability Scanning
  Enumeration
  Windows System Basics
  Enumeration Techniques

Module 4 Sniffing and Evasion

• Essentials
  Network Knowledge for Sniffing
  Active and Passive Sniffing
  Sniffing Tools and Techniques
  Techniques
  Tools
  Evasion
  Devices Aligned Against You
  Evasion Techniques

Module 5 Attacking a System

• Getting Started
  Windows Security Architecture
  Linux Security Architecture
  Methodology
  Hacking Steps
  Authentication and Passwords
  Privilege Escalation and Executing Applications
  Hiding Files and Covering Tracks

Module 6 Web-Based Hacking: Servers and Applications

• Web Servers
  Web Organizations
  Attack Methodology
  Web Server Architecture
  Web Server Attacks
  Attacking Web Applications
  Application Attacks
  Countermeasures

Module 7 Wireless Network Hacking

• Wireless Networking
  Wireless Terminology, Architecture, and Standards
  Wireless Hacking

Module 8 Mobile Communications and the IoT

• The Mobile World
  Mobile Vulnerabilities and Risks
  Mobile Platforms and Attacks
  IoT
  IoT Architecture
  IoT Vulnerabilities and Attacks
  IoT Hacking Methodology

Module 9 Security in Cloud Computing

• Cloud Computing
  Cloud Security
  Threats and Attacks

Module 10 Trojans and Other Attacks

• The “Malware” Attacks
  Trojans
  Viruses and Worms
  Remaining Attacks
  Denial of Service
  Session Hijacking

Module 11 Cryptography 101

• Cryptography and Encryption Overview
  Encryption Algorithms and Techniques
  PKI, the Digital Certificate, and Digital Signatures
  The PKI System
  Digital Certificates
  Digital Signatures
  Encrypted Communication and Cryptography Attacks
  Encrypted Communication
  Cryptography Attacks

Module 12 Low Tech: Social Engineering and Physical Security

• Social Engineering
  Human-Based Attacks
  Computer-Based Attacks
  Mobile-Based Attacks
  Physical Security
  Physical Security 101

Module 13 The Pen Test: Putting It All Together

• Methodology and Steps
  The Security Assessments
  Security Assessment Deliverable
  Guidelines
  More Terminology

Why choose Tip Technology?

Tip Technologies provide you course ware, practice questions, answer templates and exam guidance
We make your learning experience enjoyable
We provide pre- and post-course support so you never feel alone
All of our training is hands-on, using real-world scenarios

Advantages of CEH Training

• Shows commitment to the field of Cyber security
• Helps you stand out in a competitive market of IT Security professionals
• Assurance of information security credibility when dealing with other companies or clients.
• Indicates deep technical knowledge and skills
• Professionals Keep up to date with and able to protect against the latest threats