CEH Certification - Certified Ethical Hacking Course

The CEH v13 introduces several new features and updates designed to address the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats and tools.

The C|EH v13 not only provides extensive hands-on coverage but also integrates AI into all five phases of ethical hacking:

Having prior knowledge of networking systems, operating systems, and programming languages such as Python, C, or Java can be helpful before joining Edureka’s certified ethical hacking course.

To become CEH certified you have to pass the CEH official examination after either attending CEH training at an Accredited Training Center like Edureka or through self-study. Candidates doing self study have to fill out an application and submit proof of at least two years of experience in the network security domain to appear for the CEH official exam.

This CEH certification training course provides hands-on hacking experience with the Cyber Kill chain, evaluating target systems for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and weaknesses, and finding the weakest link in an organization through concepts like social engineering. Learners will learn how hackers operate, what tactics they use, and how to apply those tactics in a professional setting to identify weaknesses in their organization and apply remediation strategies before their organization becomes the next victim of a cyberattack or breach.

The objective of this CEH training is to teach the latest commercial-grade hacking tools, techniques, and methodologies used by hackers and information security professionals to lawfully hack an organization and become certified for building a career out of it.

Yes! Every concept taught in CEH is backed up by hands-on labs hosted in our Cyber Range. The training itself is divided roughly 50/50 into lecture and discussion (50%) and hands-on labs (50%). Additional hands-on practice is available in our labs with objective-based CTF-style flags to challenge your critical thinking and applied knowledge, then reinforced with our practice range, followed by 12 months of live competitions all executed in our Cyber Range, 100% hands-on and applied. We strongly believe that you can’t really learn to hack by reading a book; you must practice. If you are considering CEH, roll up your sleeves and get ready for an intensive hands-on program where you will practice and hone your trade craft as an ethical hacker!

CEH is hired by organizations either on contract or as full-time employees to help improve the organization's security posture. CEH is a required baseline certification for many different job roles, but the function of ethical hacking itself involves a methodical practice of identifying, evaluating, testing, and reporting on vulnerabilities in an organization. Ethical hacking course is a broad practice that covers many different technologies, but by systematically applying the methodologies taught in the CEH program, ethical hackers can evaluate nearly any application or infrastructure they are tasked with, identify potential vulnerabilities, and provide recommendations on how those vulnerabilities can be remediated. In the case of military organizations, ethical hackers are highly trained in offensive and defensive activities and possess the critical skill sets and tactics to evaluate target systems and defend their organization's assets in real-time.

A CEH professional is a specialist typically working in a red team environment designed to attack computer systems and gain access to networks, applications, databases, and other critical data on secured systems. A CEH recognizes attack strategies, the use of creative attack vectors, and mimics the skills and creativity of black hat hackers. Certified Ethical Hackers operate with permission from the system owners and take all precautions to ensure the outcomes remain confidential.

The CEH v13 training program focuses on hacking techniques and technologies from an offensive perspective. This advanced security program is regularly updated to reflect the latest developments in the domain, including new hacking techniques, exploits, automated programs, as well as defensive recommendations as outlined by experts in the field. The CEH body of knowledge represents detailed contributions from security experts, academicians, industry practitioners, and the security community at large.

Hacking techniques refer to ways and means by which computer programs can be made to behave in ways they are not meant to. These techniques go beyond the technology domain and can be used to test security policies and procedures. Hacking technologies refer to the tools and automated programs that can be used by perpetrators to cause critical damage to an organization. With the advancement of technology, pre-compiled programs are available that make it easier to execute a hack with a simple point and click.

Yes, Edureka's Certified Ethical Hacking course is accredited by EC-Council.

The practicals are conducted on EC Council-designed Hands-On labs, and you do not need to install anything on your system to execute them.

Minimum System Requirements:

A career as a CEH is ideal for professionals who work in:

If you're looking to become highly proficient in hacking, you'll have to be able to code with C+ as well as Python. If you want to use tools (there are a lot these days), you don't need to master any languages. Many Ethical hacking jobs are done with tools these days. You can learn and explore hacking tools, then this course is for you.

In general, Certified ethical hackers are experts who break into their organizations and discover the loopholes that compromise their security. There are many kinds of hackers.

To know more about this course, you can contact us by calling on Toll Free number and talking to a course Counselor, or you can contact us using the form by dropping your queries. Our customer representative will help you know more about this course's details.

Linux is completely free and open source which makes it easily accessible to everyone in cluding hackers. Rather than paying subscription for other operating systems hackers prefer to download the Linux OS and use it.

The main responsibility of an ethical hacker is to identify vulnerabilities and security threats within a system. They not only identify these vulnerabilities but also work towards eliminating them to make the system secure against cyber attacks. Ethical hackers are actual hackers, but they have committed themselves to helping victims and improving cybersecurity measures.