Track down Internet Thieves with CEH Training
by: Shannon Margolis
A Certified Ethical Hacker is one who knows how thieves and hackers work. The best way to catch a thief is to act like a thief, and to be able to get inside their minds, to prevent them from hacking your network. The best way to find out if your network is secure is to attack it in just the same manner that a hacker would.
The goal of an ethical hacker is to help take preemptive measures against malicious attacks. This is done by attacking the system while staying within legal limits. The philosophy behind this stems from the practice of catching a thief by thinking like one. This has proved crucial as technology advances and the dependency on technology increases.
The CEH training course will put the students into an interactive environment where they will be shown the techniques to test, hack, and then secure their systems. This CEH course at
http://www.unitek.com/training/ceh.php is lab intensive, and gives the students in depth knowledge and experience with the most current, and essential security systems.
Students in this CEH certification course will be taught how perimeter defense works, and they will then be taught how to scan and attack their networks. No real networks will be compromised in this course though. The students are taught how intruders break into networks, and the steps they can take to secure a system. Students will be taught about several different attacks, such as DDos attacks, and virus creation. They will also be taught, in this intensive five day course, about intrusion detection, social engineering, and policy creation.
The intensive CEH training course is composed of twenty two modules, each teaching a different aspect of CEH. The course begins with lessons in ethics and legality, followed by web application vulnerabilities, foot printing, web based password cracking techniques, and scanning. The course continues with an SQL injection module, enumeration, hacking wireless networks, and system hacking. Next comes the very things that nearly anyone who uses the internet is concerned about, including a virus and worms module, then Trojans and backdoors, physical security, sniffers and Linux hacking. There is even a module about cryptography. There are lots of intensive, hands on laboratory work in this course.
After the course, students will be prepared to sit for the certification exam, which after passing, they will be certified ethical hackers. This course would signifigantly benefit security officers, system administrators, and really anyone who is concerned about the security and integrity of their network.
About The Author
Shannon Margolis
IT Marketing Coordinator
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