ETHICAL HACKING AND COUNTERMEASURES

10 Weeks

Duration

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Online

Mode of Study

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Certification

$465

Cost Per Credit Hour

Course Overview

This AI-powered ethical hacking course teaches you how cyber-criminals operate by illuminating their methods, tools, strategies, and motivations. You’ll outwit malicious actors by leveraging AI in ethical hacking and vulnerability assessment to develop effective countermeasures that protect organizations from sophisticated cyber-attacks.

Your career prospects and earning potential will be enhanced by upgrading your know-how of the latest ethical hacking trends, tools, and techniques. You’ll also boost your professional credibility with an in-demand cybersecurity certification – CEH v13.

Course Overview

Admission Inquiry

Highlights of This Course

Cutting-Edge Courseware

Cutting-Edge Courseware

10 modules featuring immersive video lectures and digital books for an in-depth understanding of every topic.

Virtual Labs

Virtual Labs

Simulate real-world scenarios for hands-on practice with the latest cybersecurity tools.

Quizzes

Quizzes

Engaging quizzes after each module that measure and reinforce your knowledge of the topics covered.

Discussions

Discussions

Interactive discussion boards where you exchange ideas and views on the course topics with your peers and professors.

Essential Tools

Essential Tools

AI and other software tools that enhance your learning experience, such as Grammarly, ShellGPT, etc.

24x7 Online Library

24x7 Online Library

Round-the-clock online library with an expansive collection of free-to-use learning resources.

Industry-Approved Certification

Cybersecurity Certification

Includes EC-Council's industry-approved Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) certification.

Why Pursue a Career in Ethical Hacking?

In 2023, the global market for ethical hacking tools was valued at $1.2 billion and is projected to reach $3.8 billion by 2032.  (Source: Dataintelo.com)
The global demand for ethical hacking tools is growing at a CAGR of approximately 13.5%, corresponding with the rising demand for ethical hacking professionals worldwide. (Source: Dataintelo.com)
The annual pay for an Ethical Hacker in the U.S. ranges from $127,000 to $141,500, with a median salary of $135,269. (Source: ZipRecruiter)

Earning Potential

Weekly Modules

Week-1Module 1 – Ethical and Legal Considerations in Security Assessment and Penetration Testing

This module comprehensively explores the ethical and legal frameworks governing security assessments and penetration testing. You will learn about the critical ethical principles and legal regulations that guide these practices, including consent, privacy, and data protection laws.

This module delves into the various phases of hacking, providing a detailed examination of techniques used at each stage. You will explore network scanning and enumeration processes, understanding how hackers identify vulnerabilities and gather information.

This module focuses on classifying vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks affecting information systems, emphasizing human-based, computer-based, and mobile-based risks. You will explore how these vulnerabilities impact system security and learn to categorize threats accordingly.

This module provides an in-depth examination of the different phases of hacking, focusing on how malware threats and sniffing techniques are employed to compromise information systems. You will analyze the various stages of a hacking attack, from initial reconnaissance to exploitation, emphasizing malware delivery and network sniffing methods.

This module focuses on implementing appropriate levels of information security controls by analyzing evidence, information, and research findings. You will explore applying security measures effectively based on comprehensive data and threat analysis. The course will examine the different phases of hacking, particularly in the context of social engineering and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.

This module classifies vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks across human-based, computer-based, and mobile-based dimensions of information systems. You will delve into session hijacking and methods for evading IDS, firewalls, and honeypots. By understanding how these specific attacks exploit system weaknesses, you will be equipped to identify and categorize various threats.

This module provides a comparative analysis of hacking techniques, assessments, and tools, focusing on web servers and applications. You will learn about the different phases of hacking, including the methods used to exploit vulnerabilities in web servers and applications.

This module focuses on implementing appropriate information security controls by analyzing evidence, information, and research. You will delve into SQL injection and wireless network hacking techniques, learning how these methods exploit system vulnerabilities.

This module explores and contrasts various hacking techniques, assessments, and tools, focusing on mobile platforms, Internet of Things (IoT), and Operational Technology (OT) systems. You will examine different phases of hacking, from initial reconnaissance to exploitation, within the contexts of mobile platforms and IoT and OT environments.

This module focuses on classifying vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks across human-based, computer-based, and mobile-based dimensions of information systems, with particular attention to cloud computing and cryptography. You will analyze how these vulnerabilities manifest and impact system security within cloud environments and cryptographic implementations.

What You Will Learn

What will you learn in cloud security

Virtual Lab Exercises

Virtual Labs

Get hands-on practice with state-of-the-art cybersecurity tools in simulations that mirror real-world scenarios. The virtual lab exercises included in this course cover ethical hacking disciplines like enumeration, vulnerability analysis, system hacking, malware threats, social engineering, denial-of-service, session hijacking, web server and application hacking, SQL injection, IoT and OT hacking, mobile platform hacking, cryptography, and much more.

Skills You Will Gain

Jobs You Can Prepare For

Penetration Tester (Pen Tester)

Ethical Hacker

SOAR Engineer

AI Security Engineer/Analyst/Consultant/Architect

Vulnerability Assessment Analyst

Solution Architect

Red Team Specialist

SIEM Threat Responder

Senior Cloud Security Analyst

Data Protection & Privacy Officer

IoT Security Engineer

Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst

Machine Learning Security Specialist

Endpoint Security Engineer

AI/ ML Security Consultant

Crypto Security Consultant

… And Many More!

Total Course Fees

$1,395

Admission Criteria

How to Apply

Step 01 :

Fill out the NDS application form and submit it to our Enrollment Advisor.

Step 02 :

Send us a scanned copy of your official government identification and documents showing proof of education.

Step 03 :

Pay the one-time $100 application fee.

Voices of Success: Hear from Our Alumni

Here’s what our students say about this course and how it helped advance their careers in ethical hacking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Certified Ethical Hacker certification worth it?

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification is valued throughout the cyber security industry because:

  • The CEH certification is industry-approved and globally recognized.
  • It makes you proficient in leveraging modern-day ethical hacking techniques and tools.
  • The CEH certification gives you an in-depth understanding of network scanning, system hacking, malware threats, social engineering, and other critical aspects of ethical hacking.
  • When hiring for ethical hacking positions, employers prefer candidates who possess the CEH certification.

There is a strong demand for ethical hacking professionals, resulting in lucrative pay packages for individuals skilled in this cyber security discipline. The yearly salary for an Ethical Hacker in the U.S. ranges between $127,000 to $141,500.

*Note: EC-Council does not guarantee the salary figures mentioned above. Factors like work experience, skill level, location, etc., influence the salary of ethical hackers.

The Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures non-degree course from EC-Council University covers three (3) credit hours for $465 per credit hour ($1,395 total fee). After completing the course, you can earn the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification.