Certified Ethical Hacker Version 8 Training

Course details

Course Outline:

CEH v8 is the newest addition in a growing field of security certifications. Not to mention the most popular as well. Certified Ethical Hackers are in great demand nowadays due to the increasing use of internet which has made us all vulnerable to violation of privacy and integrity of critical information. Therefore, the industry is in a dire need of certified security experts who can safeguard enterprise IT effectively against unscrupulous intruders.

Course Objectives

As an authorized training partner of EC-Council, Koenig offers high quality training for CEH certification. We conduct training using the Official Curriculum for the latest version (V 7) of CEH. The program is meant for experienced IT professionals.

This course prepares professionals for securing network infrastructure from vulnerabilities and weaknesses. Individuals learn how to guard IT environments from illegal hacking. After the training, participants get certified as an Ethical Hacker and Penetration Tester.

This training has become increasingly critical as the number of security threats have hiked exponentially. It is thus important to have hacker-proof networks, and the best way for this is to attend the CEH training. The CEH course imparts knowledge about the methods criminal hackers deploy for performing illegal hacking tasks.

After the training, participants earn the tag of a Certified Ethical Hacker. They become capable of thinking in the same way as a criminal hacker would, and apply the tools needed for legally penetrating and testing computer systems and networks.

The CEH version 7 course features an interactive environment where individuals understand the procedure of testing, scanning, hacking, and protecting systems. Participants go through a lot of practical exposure, where they engage in scrutinizing and compromising their own security networks. This lets them gain in-depth understanding about the security of IT environments.

Individuals understand the ways of securing systems when illegal hackers try to wrongly escalate privileges. They learn several terminologies, including Buffer Overflows, Social Engineering, Policy Creation, Virus Creation, DDoS Attacks, and Intrusion Detection.