Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) Certification Training

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is an ethical hacking certification from EC-Council that proves you can find and fix security weaknesses the way a real attacker would. Introduced in 2003, it is one of the most widely recognized cybersecurity credentials and is requested by many employers and critical infrastructure organizations.

CEH v13, the current version, covers the latest hacking techniques, tools and exploits, and teaches you to use AI for both attack and defense. The CEH exam (312-50) has 125 multiple-choice questions and lasts 4 hours.

In CEH training you learn, step by step, how attackers break into networks and systems, and how to stop them. You cover:

• The methods and techniques hackers use to breach networks
• Trojans, backdoors and the countermeasures that stop them
• Evading IDS and firewalls, and hacking wireless networks
• Mobile platform hacking, malware analysis and reverse engineering basics
• Web server, web application and SQL injection attacks
• Network security, mobile device security and vulnerability assessment
• Information security controls, laws and standards

The CEH certification shows employers that you understand the latest hacking methods and know how to protect enterprise networks against them. It is a strong step into roles such as penetration tester, security analyst and security consultant, and it is recognized by government and private employers worldwide.

This CEH course is for IT and security professionals who want to learn ethical hacking. It is a strong fit for:

• Network security officers and specialists
• IT security officers and IT/IS auditors
• Site and system administrators
• IT/IS analysts and system analysts
• Technical support engineers
• IT operations managers and senior system engineers

For CEH training you need a computer with at least:

• 4 GB of RAM
• An Intel Core i3 processor or equivalent
• 20 GB of free disk space
• An internet connection of 1 Mbps or faster

You practice ethical hacking techniques in hands-on virtual labs during live online classes. The sessions are interactive, so you can ask questions and join discussions, and you get a recording of every session to review later. Classes include learners from around the world, which adds to the learning experience.