Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13 AI)

 About the training:

The C|EH (Certified Ethical Hacking) v13 is one the top choices program for cybersecurity career starters. This highly demanded cybersecurity certification focuses on ethical hacking and countermeasures.

Ethical hacking is the activity of examining computer systems, networks or applications in order to identify security vulnerabilities that could be exploited by criminal hackers.

This course will not only teach you the essential concepts in ethical hacking but also the optimal course of action to deal with different system vulnerabilities.

This certification has been the top choice for cybersecurity professionals for over 20 years. This version provided by Netlabs in partnership with EC Council, integrates AI-powered capabilities, making it a cutting-edge certification in the evolving world of cybersecurity.

What You Will Learn:

• Key issues plaguing the cybersecurity industry (information security and network security)
• Information security threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks
• Different types of malware
• Network security fundamentals
• Ethical Hacking Fundamentals: Understanding the principles of ethical hacking and how it contrasts with malicious hacking.
• Reconnaissance Techniques: Techniques for gathering information about target systems, networks, and vulnerabilities.
• Network Scanning: Learning various network scanning methods to identify open ports and security vulnerabilities.
• Enumeration: Gaining information from services and systems about users, shares, and passwords.
• System Hacking: Methods to exploit vulnerabilities within systems, such as password cracking and privilege escalation.
• Malware and Viruses: Understanding malware types and how they exploit vulnerabilities in networks and systems.
• Sniffing and Packet Analysis: Learning how to intercept data traffic and analyze it for sensitive information.
• Denial-of-Service Attacks: Gaining knowledge about DoS and DDoS attacks and how to prevent or mitigate them.
• Session Hijacking: Techniques to intercept and control user sessions on network services.
• Web Application and Server Hacking: Hacking web servers and web applications, identifying vulnerabilities like SQL injections, and mitigating them.
• Cryptography: Understanding encryption algorithms and methods to ensure data security.
• Active Directory Attacks 
• Ransomware Attacks and Mitigation 
• AI and Machine Learning in Cybersecurity 
• Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities 
• Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
• Quantum Computing Risks and Attacks 
• Post-Quantum Cryptography 
• Deepfake Threats 
• Zero Trust Architecture Cloud Security 
• IoT Security Challenges
• Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

This comprehensive list covers essential cybersecurity skills, preparing candidates for real-world challenges.