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Advance your career with the Cyber Security Master Program at Digived Tech Academy — the best cybersecurity training in India offering a comprehensive path from beginner to expert.
- CEH v12 certification: Learn ethical hacking techniques and tools used by cybersecurity experts.
- SOC analyst training: Gain skills in threat detection, response, and security monitoring.
- Penetration testing training: Perform advanced vulnerability assessments and security testing.
- Cyber threat analysis and network security fundamentals.
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Cyber Security Master Program-Digived Academy
Advance your career with the Cyber Security Master Program at Digived Tech Academy — the best cybersecurity training in India offering a comprehensive path from beginner to expert
- CEH v12 certification: Learn ethical hacking techniques and tools used by cybersecurity experts.
- SOC analyst training: Gain skills in threat detection, response, and security monitoring.
- Penetration testing training: Perform advanced vulnerability assessments and security testing.
- Cyber threat analysis and network security fundamentals.
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CYBER SECURITY MASTER PROGRAM OVERVIEW
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Elevate Your Career with Our Expert Ethical Hacking Certification Course at Digived Academy
Step into the world of ethical hacking with our advanced Ethical Hacking certification course at Digived Tech Academy. This comprehensive, hands-on training program is designed to equip you with cutting-edge skills in the latest ethical hacking tools and techniques. As the global demand for cybersecurity professionals grows, this course ensures you’re prepared to meet the needs of businesses protecting their digital assets.
By completing our Ethical Hacking course, you’ll gain a distinct advantage in the cybersecurity field, positioning yourself as a sought-after expert. Whether you’re aiming for ethical hacker certification in India or globally, your newfound expertise will enable you to drive security enhancements, reduce costs, and foster innovation within enterprises.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Mapped to 20 Job Roles in Cyber Security
- Mid-Level Information Security Auditor
- Cybersecurity Auditors
- Security Administrator
- IT Security Administrators
- Cyber Defense Analysts
- Vulnerability Assessment Analysts
- Warning Analyst
- Security Analyst
- SOC Security Analyst
- Network Engineers
Ethical Hacking Certification Training | Cybersecurity Master Program
In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, standing out from the competition is more important than ever. Ethical Hacking certification has consistently ranked among the most sought-after and highest-paying certifications in the cybersecurity industry. By achieving this prestigious credential, you position yourself as an in-demand cybersecurity professional, ready to take on complex penetration testing (pen testing) challenges and contribute to securing organizations’ digital infrastructure.
With the rise of cybersecurity threats and attacks, the demand for skilled Certified Ethical Hackers (CEH) has skyrocketed, with top-tier salaries often exceeding US$150k per year. The Ethical Hacking certification not only opens doors to lucrative career opportunities but also makes you a critical asset in roles like SOC Analyst, GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), and various other cybersecurity domains.
Why Get Certified in Ethical Hacking?
As a Certified Ethical Hacker, you gain a comprehensive understanding of penetration testing, vulnerability analysis, and the techniques used to protect organizations from cyber-attacks. In our Cybersecurity Master Program, you will gain hands-on experience with tools and methodologies that are used in real-world scenarios, including:
Pen Testing: Learn how to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in networks, systems, and applications, simulating real-world attacks to assess security.
SOC: Master skills required for Security Operations Centers (SOC), including monitoring, analysis, and incident response to cyber threats.
GRC: Develop expertise in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), ensuring businesses meet regulatory and security standards.
The High Demand for Cybersecurity Professionals
The demand for cybersecurity professionals is expected to reach over 3 million job openings by 2025, as organizations seek skilled experts to safeguard their infrastructure. Ethical hacking is one of the most effective ways to defend against malicious attacks, making CEH certification highly valued. As an expert in penetration testing, SOC operations, and GRC, you will be at the forefront of cybersecurity efforts in the fight against cybercrime.
By enrolling in the Cybersecurity Master Program, you are investing in your future career. The program not only offers extensive training in ethical hacking but also ensures that you’re ready for roles like SOC Analyst, cybersecurity consultant, and GRC expert.
Boost Your Career with Ethical Hacking Training
This Ethical Hacking certification training is more than just a credential. It’s a pathway to a high-paying cybersecurity career that allows you to thrive in an industry with continuous demand. As an Ethical Hacker, you will be prepared to lead efforts in securing systems, protecting digital assets, and responding to cybersecurity incidents effectively.
The Ethical Hacking certification is the bridge between your technical skills and cybersecurity career growth, and with our Cybersecurity Master Program, you’ll gain the practical experience necessary to clear the certification exam and advance in your career.
Future-Proof Your Cybersecurity Career
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned IT professional, the Cybersecurity Master Program at Digived Tech Academy prepares you for the most in-demand roles in the cybersecurity field. Master ethical hacking, SOC operations, GRC, penetration testing, and other essential cybersecurity skills to secure your future in this rapidly growing industry.
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CYBER SECURITY MASTER PROGRAM COURSE CURRICULUM
Curriculum
Networking Topology, Types of Network and Networking Models What is network/networking ? | Types of network | Network Topology | Types of communication | Networking devices | OSI Model and its Layers | TCP/IP model Routing IPV4/IPV6 | Sub-netting | MAC address | HTTP & HTTPS | NAT | Static routing Switching Dynamic routing | Switching | Spanning Tree Protocol | VLAN
Operating Systems and OS Process and Resource Management – 1 Introduction to Operating Systems | 32-bit vs. 64-bit Operating Systems | Mobile Operating Systems | Memory Management | Process Management | Storage Management OS Process and Resource Management -2 & Windows Basics – 1 Types of Windows | Navigating the System | Types of Installations | Boot Methods | Basic command | Filesystems | Basic Network Configuration | Users & Permissions Windows Basics – 2 & Linux basics – 1 Windows Registry | Logs | Types of Linux | Navigating the System | Types of Installations | Boot Methods | Basic commands Linux Basics – 2 Basic commands+Filesystems | Basic Network Configuration | Users and Permissions | Package and Software Management | Personalization & Logs
Authentication and Authorization Introduction to Cyber Security | CIA triad | Privacy | Identification | Authentication |Authorization |Accountability | Vulnearbilities, Threat, Attack | Threat Modeling concepts | Security Policies, Procedure, standard & Guidelines Basic Concepts of Information Security-How Internet works, Protocols, Security-Cryptography – 1 and Firewalls How the internet works | Type of web applications | HTTP Protocol, HTTPS – TLS/SSL | Cookies | Sessions | Tokens | Cryptography Concepts | Encryption Algorithms | Hashing | Encoding | Digital Signatures | Firewall, IDS, IPS Risk Management & Law Compliance Physical & Environmental Security | What is Security, Risk & Threat? | Risk Analysis | Data Classification | Asset Identification | Prioritize asset | Risk Identification | Risk Mitigation | BCDR | Computer based Crime | Cyber laws | Intellectual Property Rights
Cloud Computing Concepts Introduction to Cloud | Cloud Building Blocks | Emerging techonologies in Cloud | AWS Cloud tour | Virtualization Basics Cloud Architecture Security – 1 Basics of Cloud Architecture | AWS Well Architected Framework | AWS Well Architected B Framework: Security Pillar | Best Practices | Understanding Dișrent Concerns & Possible Solutions over Dișrent Layers of Cloud Cloud Architecture Security – 2 & Cloud Data Security Understanding All the Entry Points on AWS To maintain the Security | Exploring What are the Dișerent Laws & Regulations Exist to Protect Data Over Cloud | Understanding AWS Shared responsibility model | Understanding AWS Managed Services (AMS) Cloud Application Security C What is cloud application security? | Cloud Computing Security Issues | Best Practices | Cloud Security Architecture | Cloud access security broker (CASB) | Zero Trust Security Architecture
to Ethical Hacking and Footprinting and Reconnaissance – 1 Introduction security overview | Cyber Kill Chain | Hacking Concepts | Ethical Hacking Concepts | Information security Controls | Information security Laws and Standards | Footprinting Concepts | Footprinting through Search Engines | Footprinting through Web Services | Footprinting through Social Networking Sites Footprinting and Reconnaissance – 2 and Scanning Networks Website Footprinting | Email Footprinting | Whois Footprinting | DNS Footprinting Net- W work Footprinting | Footprinting through Social Engineering | Footprinting Tools | Footprinting Countermeasures | Network Scanning Concepts | Scanning Tools | Host Discovery | Port and Service Discovery | OS Discovery (Banner Grabbing/OS Fingerprinting) | Scanning Beyond IDS and Firewall | Draw Network Diagrams Enumeration and Vulnerability Analysis Enumeration Concepts | NetBIOS Enumeration | SNMP Enumeration | LDAP Enumeration | NTP and NFS Enumeration | SMTP and DNS Enumeration | Other Enumeration Techniques | Enumeration Countermeasures | Vulnerability Assessment Concepts | Vulnerability Classification and Assessment Types | Vulnerability Assessment Solutions and Tools | Vulnerability Assessment Reports System Hacking System Hacking Concepts | Gaining Access | Escalating Privileges | Maintaining Access | Clearing Logs Malware Threats Malware Concepts | APT Concepts | Trojan Concepts | Virus and Worm Concepts Fileless Malware Concepts | Malware Analysis | Countermeasures | Anti-Malware Software SniȚng SniȚng Concepts | SniȚng Technique: MAC Attacks | SniȚng Technique: DHCP Attacks | SniȚng SniȚng Technique: ARP Poisoning | SniȚng Technique: Spoofing Attacks | SniȚng Technique: DNS Poisoning | SniȚng Tools | Countermeasures | SniȚng Detection Techniques Social Engineering Social Engineering Concepts | Social Engineering Techniques | Insider Threats Impersonation on Social Networking Sites | Identity Theft | Countermeasures
DoS/DDoS Concepts | DoS/DDoS Attack Techniques | Botnets | DDoS Case Study | DoS/DDoS Attack Tools | Countermeasures | DoS/DDoS Protection Tools
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
IDS, IPS, Firewall, and Honeypot Concepts | IDS, IPS, Firewall, and Honeypot Solutions | Evading IDS | Evading Firewalls | IDS/Firewall Evading Tools | Detecting Honeypots | IDS/Firewall Evasion Countermeasures
Hacking Web Servers
Web Server Concepts | Web Server Attacks | Web Server Attack Methodology | Web Server Attack Tools | Countermeasures | Patch Management | Web Server Security Tools
Hacking Web Applications and Application Security -1
Web Application Concepts | Web Application Security | Web Application Threats | Web Application Hacking Methodology | Security Testing Tools
Application Security -1
Password Security | Intro & Brute force attack | Intro & Dictionary attack | Vulnerability Assessment | Types of Vulnerability Assessment | Penetration Testing | Types of Penetration Test | OWASP Top 10
SQL Injection – 1
SQL Injection Concepts | Types of SQL Injection | SQL Injection Methodology | SQL Injection Tools | Evasion Techniques | Countermeasures
Session Hijacking and Application Security -2
Session Hijacking Concepts | Application Level Session Hijacking | Network Level Session Hijacking | Session Hijacking Tools | Countermeasures | Web API, Webhooks, and Web Shell | Cyber Kill Chain
Application Security -3 and Hacking Wireless Network
Application security best practices | Secure software development | Wireless Concepts | Wireless Encryption | Wireless Threats | Wireless Hacking Methodology | Wireless Hacking Tools
Hacking Mobile Platforms
Bluetooth Hacking | Countermeasures | Mobile Platform Attack Vectors | Hacking Android OS | Hacking iOS | Mobile Device Management and Mobile Application Management | Mobile Security Guidelines and Tools
Cloud Computing and Cryptography – 2
Cloud Computing Concepts | Container Technology | Serverless Computing | Cloud Computing Threats | Cloud Hacking | Cloud Security | Cryptography Tools | Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) | Email Encryption | Disk Encryption | Cryptanalysis | Countermeasures
Introduction to Incident Handling
Need for Incident Handling | Cyber Incident Statistics | Role of Incident Handler | Common Terminologies | Types of Incidents | Events, Incidents and Disasters | Formation of Incident Handling Team | Goals of Incident Response | Identifying possible Incidents | Preparing Incident Response Plans
Incident Handling Process
Incident Response and Handling Steps | Step 1: Identification | Step 2: Incident Recording | Step 3: Initial Response | Step 4: Communicating the Incident | Step 5: Containment | Step 6: Formulating a Response Strategy | Step 7: Incident Classification | Step 8: Incident Investigation | Step 9: Data Collection | Step 10: Forensic Analysis | Step 11: Evidence Protection | Step 12: Notify External Agencies | Step 13: Eradication | Step 14: Systems Recovery | Step 15: Incident Documentation | Step 16: Incident Damage and Cost Assessment | Step 17: Review and Update the Response Policies | Call Tree | User reported incidents | Log Analysis | Log Analysis Tools | External/Third Party Incident Reporting
First Response and Containment
Initial Incident Analysis | Activation Incident Response Plan | Incident Containment | Strategies | Isolation | Indicators of Compromise
First Response and Containment – 1
Imaging the infected system | Verifying backup | Handling Insider Threats | Insider Threats | Anatomy of an Insider Attack | Insider Risk Matrix
Sniffing involves intercepting and logging network traffic. This module teaches candidates about packet sniffing techniques, including the use of tools like Wireshark. Candidates learn to detect and defend against sniffing attacks.
IoT Security
Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) | IoT Architecture | IoT Protocols | IoT Use Cases | Principles of IoT Security | IoT Attack Areas | IoT Vulnerabilities | IoT Attacks | IoT Hacking Methodology | IoT Hacking Tools | Countermeasures | IoT standards and frameworks
Big Data & Operational Technology (OT)// Industrial Control Systems (ICS) -1
Introduction to Big Data | 3V’s of Big Data | Big Data technologies | Hadoop overview | Security concerns in Big Data | Best practices | Introduction to OT/ICS | Security Challenges in Industrial Networks | Security Regulations, Frameworks & Standards | Security vulnerabilities in OT/ICS
Operational Technology (OT)// Industrial Control Systems (ICS) – 2 & Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
ICS/OT security tools | ICS/OT Attacks and Hacking Methodology | ICS/OT security monitoring and incident response | Security Best Practices and Countermeasures | Introduction to GenAI (OpenAI, Google Gemini) – Fraud Detection | Security concerns of AI | Implications of AI on privacy | Using Artificial Intelligence Tools to Enhance Security
DevOps and DevSecOps
Introduction to DevOps | Introduction to Secure DevOps | Challenges for Security in DevOps | Continuous Integration | Continuous Delivery | Infrastructure As Code | Continuous Monitoring
Various real time projects should be performed by students
MENTORS & TRAINERS
Our Course Advisory
Premjith EJ
Program Director
I found the experience both exhilarating and challenging. The course provided a deep dive into cybersecurity concepts, from understanding vulnerabilities to practical skills like penetration testing and secure coding practices. What I appreciated most was the hands-on approach; we had access to virtual labs where we could apply theoretical knowledge in real-time scenarios. This practical aspect not only solidified my understanding but also boosted my confidence in tackling cybersecurity challenges.
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Get Certified with CEH Certification and Digived
Ethical Hacking certification from EC-Council-CEHv13 ensures industry credibility and acceptance, providing a robust foundation for your career advancement.
About CEHv13 Certification
Certified Ethical Hacker version 13 certification.
Network security, ethical hacking techniques, tools.
Study course material, practice with labs.
Recognized in cybersecurity industry for ethical hacking.
Pearson VUE testing centers globally.
3 years, requires continuing education for renewal.
Penetration tester, cybersecurity analyst, consultant.
Requires technical knowledge, study, and practice.
Multiple-choice questions, 4-hour duration.
Official courseware, practice tests, virtual labs.
Typically around 70% or as specified by EC-Council.
Focuses specifically on ethical hacking techniques and tools.
Yes, you can take the CEHv12 exam online through Pearson VUE’s remote proctoring service. This allows you to schedule and take the exam from the comfort of your home or office, provided you have a suitable environment that meets Pearson VUE’s requirements for online proctoring.
Yes, CEHv12 is regularly updated to reflect the latest trends and developments in cybersecurity. It includes content on emerging threats, advanced persistent threats (APTs), cloud security, mobile security, and IoT security, among other topics. Keeping the curriculum current ensures that CEHv12 certified professionals are equipped to handle modern cybersecurity challenges effectively.
Course fees and Training
Options
Live online Classroom
Learn In Expert-Led Live Sessions
What all includes in this?
- 3 Months of Live Interactive Training
- all tools and Techniques
- CEHv 12 Examination voucher
- Training Simulation labs
75,000/-
*Flexible EMI Options Available
Enterprise and University
Upskill and Reskill Your Teams
What all includes in this?
- Customized Corporate Training
- Unleash In-Demand Skills Across the Enterprise
- Align Skill Development with Business Objectives
- Leverage Immersive Learning
WHO CAN TAKE THIS COURSE
Prerequisites and Eligibility
- An understanding of Ethical Hacking concepts is beneficial
- Previous IT experience can be advantageous
- Prior programming experience can be helpful
- None of the above are mandatory to attend the course
Who can take this course
- Students
- Graduates
- Cybersecurity Enthusiasts
- IT Professionals
- Security Officers
- Network Administrators
- Network Administrators
- Penetration Testers
- Ethical Hackers
- Anyone Interested
Faq's on Cyber Security Master Program
Ethical hacking involves legally breaking into computer systems or networks to test and assess their security.
It helps organizations identify vulnerabilities before malicious hackers exploit them, enhancing overall cybersecurity.
To uncover security weaknesses, assess the effectiveness of security measures, and recommend improvements.
Yes, ethical hacking is legal when conducted with permission from the system owner and in adherence to laws and regulations.
By gaining knowledge through training, certifications (like CEH), practical experience, and a commitment to ethical practices.
Scanning networks, exploiting vulnerabilities, social engineering, and conducting penetration tests.
Reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, and covering tracks (post-exploitation).
Examples include Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, John the Ripper, and SQLmap.
Social engineering involves manipulating individuals to divulge confidential information or perform actions that compromise security.
Keeping up with evolving threats, understanding diverse systems and applications, and mitigating false positives.
Common vulnerabilities include SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), buffer overflow, and misconfigurations.
The OWASP Top 10 lists the most critical web application security risks, guiding ethical hackers in prioritizing vulnerabilities.
By conducting penetration tests, analyzing device firmware, and ensuring proper configuration and patch management.
Certifications include Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP), and Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).
Zero-day vulnerabilities are previously unknown flaws in software that can be exploited before the vendor releases a patch.
By conducting audits, ensuring adherence to industry standards (like PCI DSS), and assisting in compliance assessments.