Why we need Ethical Hackers?
It is a topic of study in which networks, personal data, or computer systems are protected from spoofing attacks or data disclosure by strategic design. A countermeasure in Cyber Securing is an accomplishment that eliminates Internet vulnerabilities. A Firewalls can be adjusted to allow network data to percolate. The cycle of determining vulnerability in software and firmware is the remedy for vulnerability. Vulnerability management is critical to network and computer security.
White Hat
A white hat hacker is someone who utilizes their talents to find security bugs in devices, applications, or networks. White hat hackers, on the other hand, abide by the law when it comes to cybercrime, as opposed to black hat hackers. White hat hackers, also known as ethical hackers, solely look for bugs or exploitation when it is lawful to do so. They are computer experts those are especially trained for vulnerability management by applying their patches and covering loop holes.
Grey Hat
They are also computer specialists and security hackers. They may occasionally violate laws or conventional ethical norms, but they lack the cunning pretensions that characterise black hat hackers. When they find a vulnerability, they may offer to mould it for a modest price instead of informing the merchant how to exploit it.
Black Hat
Black Hat Hackers are the most proficient and anonymous kind of hackers that solely work for themselves, their purposes, and their desires. They also create and sell exploits for specific purposes, as well as break into systems to fulfil their objectives. To do all of this, they require knowledge, which they obtain via R&D. They may, however, be prevented, catch and pursued by someone with greater expertise than them.
Course Info
Course Modules
- Introduction to Cyber Security Standards
- In-Depth understanding of OSI model
- Configuring and Penetration Testing of ICS/SCADA Systems
- Privilege Escalation Techniques
- Performing Attacks and Defending using AI, DL and ML
- Penetration Testing of 4 Major Operating Systems (macOS, Windows, Android and Linux)
- Identity Management and Anonymous surfing Tactics
- Network Penetration Testing (Real World Scenarios and Networks)
- Introduction to SDR and RTL and Configurations
What Skills Will You Learn?
- Advance Skills of penetration testing for Telecom
- Can perform Penetration Testing using Artificial Intelligence
- Advance Penetration Testing on Well-Known Operating Systems
Who is the course for?
- Network Administrator working as IP core engineers
- Network Architectures
- Security Administrator
- Ethical Hackers
- Penetration Testers
Course Info
Course Modules
- » Information Gathering
- » Enumeration
- » Introduction to Cryptography
- » Configuring and Attacking Active Directory and their Defenses
- » Using JavaScript for Penetration Testing
- » Using Python for Penetration Testing
- » Wi-Fi Penetration Testing
- » Introduction to IoT based PenTesting
- » Perform Web-App Penetration Testing
- » Introduction to ARM Assembly
- » Exploitation and Reverse Engineering Techniques
What Skills Will You Learn?
- Custom tools development for penetration testing in different scripting languages
- Expertise in OSINT for information Gathering
- Penetration Testing of networks and systems
- Understanding to bugs and vulnerabilities and their management
Who is the course for?
- Security Analyst
- Ethical Hackers
- Penetration Testers
- Bug Hunters
- Risk Analyst
- Network Developers
Course Info
Course Modules
- WinDBG in Action (User Mode, Kernel Mode)
- IoT Hardware Penetration Testing
- Poisoning VoIP Protocols
- Bypassing Advance Frequency Encryption Techniques
- Getting yourself anonymous
- Introduction to communities
- Poisoning models (SS7, OSI and IoT)
- Development of Hardware tools for Pentesting
What Skills Will You Learn?
- Finding unseen Vulnerabilities
- Addressing correct resources and via use of internet
- Bypassing Secure Networks (Firewalls, Tunnels/VPN, IDS and IPS)
- Development of custom programmmes/Tools for PenTesting
- Development of Custom Exploits via reverse Engineering
Who is the course for?
- Ethical Hackers
- ICS/SCADA Security Auditors
- Risk Managers
- IoT Security Researchers
- Penetration Testers
Get Ready to Become Ethical Hacker
Please contact us if you are interested in enrolling in any of the three courses (Beginner, Intermediate and Advance). Details of syllabus will be shared with you when a sales person contacts you following the submission of your form.