Introduction to Ethical Hacking Course
The IT industry urgently needs young people. But in IT classes, students often only learn how to make PowerPoint slides. Here, digital literacy nowadays crucial to understand social, economic and political developments and help shape.
The hacker school is not about training computer scientists, but about inspiring children and young people. Our inspirers are specialists in software development, computer game programming or robotics. People who deal daily with the topic that brings them closer to young people.
The “digital natives” of the younger generations are very competent to use – but there are very large gaps in technical understanding and in the necessary problem-solving strategies, and in some cases there are also great fears. We want to take that away from the children and young people. Through our interactive courses they understand: “I can do that too” and experience their own self-efficacy. And they get an understanding of what the DNA of the digital world is and how the control mechanisms work. The key to learning is always enthusiasm and curiosity. That’s why fun and interactivity are our top priority.
EC-Council Certified Cyber Security Analyst Course in Delhi
Target group
Auditing, IT security officers, firewall administrators, IT security architects, professional penetration testers (Tiger Teams)
Requirements
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) (ECC-G01)
Course goals
This training complements your certification as a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) with the analytical processes in Ethical Hacking. While the certified ethical hacker actively uses hacking tools and technologies, the security analyst goes on and tracks the attacks with advanced methods, tools, techniques and extensive IT security tests. This reduces the risk of attack and at the same time improves the security of the infrastructure.
Course content
- The requirements for a security analyst
- Professional internet research
- TCP / IP packet analysis
- Advanced examination techniques
- Advanced wireless testing
- Design a demilitarized zone
- Snot and log analysis
- Advanced evaluation programs and tools
- Penetration test methods
- General business agreement
- Planning the penetration test
- Obtaining information
- Risk analysis
- External and internal penetration tests
- Penetration tests for routers: firewall, IDS, WLAN, DoS
- Password protection, social engineering, stolen notebooks, applications, databases, VoIP and VPN
- Penetration test with evaluation report and written documentation
- Responsibility of the Licensed Penetration Tester
With the DICC ethical hacking course you can also learn programming at home. But you are not alone with a tutorial. Meet with our inspirers and other course participants in an online meeting at Zoom
We set everything up so that you can program together and have a lot of fun. After registering, you will learn everything that is necessary for your participation and will receive an email with the further technical information and a request to make a short check-up call.
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