Professional Ethical Hacker Training

The CPEH*Certified Professional Ethical Hacker is a vendor-neutral certification offered by Mile2 for the students willing to learn the importance of vulnerability assessments by gaining industry knowledge and skills in vulnerability assessments. In doing so, the CPEH* students are able to understand how malware and destructive viruses function. In addition to this, the CPEH* course helps students learn how to implement counter response and take preventive measures in case of an attack on the network.

This preparatory course for the Certified Professional Ethical Hacker (CPEH*) certification covers the complete curriculum required to clear the certification exam. The topics covered in this course are security fundamentals, access controls, protocols, cryptography, vulnerability assessments, vulnerability tools of the trade, output analysis and reports, reconnaissance, enumeration and scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, covering tracks, malware, buffer overflows, and password cracking.

Exam Information

The CPEH* course provides in-depth labs that focus on both open source and commercial based tools with industry best practices. These hands-on labs emulate real-world hacking scenarios and equip the candidate to assess your company’s security posture, help implement controls to better secure your company’s network infrastructure and how to combat against hackers and/or viruses, etc. Upon completion, the Certified Professional Ethical Hacker candidate will be able to competently take the CPEH* exam.

Mile2 is:

• ACCREDITED by the NSA CNSS 4011-4016
• MAPPED to NIST / Homeland Security NICCS's Cyber Security Workforce Framework
• APPROVED on the FBI Cyber Security Certification Requirement list (Tier 1-3)

What You'll Learn

• Learn the fundamentals of network security
• Implement access controls
• Understand the network security protocols
• Learn cryptography and its uses
• Conduct effective vulnerability assessments
• Learn how to cover tracks
• Understand the functioning of malware
• Crack passwords

Course Content

Module 01 - Security Fundamentals (51:21)
Security Fundamentals (19:45)
Malware (14:43)
Firewalls (16:53)
Module 01- Quiz (5 questions)

Module 02 - Access Controls (33:10)
Access Controls Part1 (14:12)
Access Controls Part2 (18:58)
Module 02 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 03 - Protocols (36:03)
Protocols Part1 (17:40)
Protocols Part2 (18:23)
Module 03 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 04 - Cryptography (01:09:53)
Cryptography Part1 (17:51)
Cryptography Part2 (16:32)
Cryptography Part3 (17:45)
Cryptography Part4 (17:45)
Module 04 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 05 - Why Vulnerability Assessments? (36:11)
Why Vulnerability Assessments? Part1 (19:14)
Why Vulnerability Assessments? Part2 (16:57)
Module 05 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 06 - Vulnerability Tools of the Trade (10:13)
Vulnerability Tools of the Trade (10:13)
Module 06 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 07 - Output Analysis and Reports (13:15)
Output Analysis and Reports (13:15)
Module 07 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 08 - Reconnaissance, Enumeration and Scanning (51:26)
Reconnaissance, Enumeration and Scanning Part1 (18:58)
Reconnaissance, Enumeration and Scanning Part2 (16:27)
Reconnaissance, Enumeration and Scanning Part3 (16:01)
Module 08 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 09 - Gaining Access (31:01)
Gaining Access Part 1 (15:33)
Gaining Access Part 2 (15:28)
Module 09 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 10 - Maintaining Access (17:16)
Maintaining Access (17:16)
Module 10 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 11 - Covering Tracks (18:00)
Covering Tracks (18:00)
Module 11 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 12 - Malware (28:27)
Malware Part 1 (15:01)
Malware Part 2 (13:26)
Module 12 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 13 - Buffer Overflows (22:09)
Buffer Overflows Part 1 (09:10)
Buffer Overflows Part 2 (12:59)
Module 13 - Quiz (5 questions)

Module 14 - Password Cracking (33:18)
Password Cracking Part 1 (13:15)
Password Cracking Part 2 (20:03)
Module 14 - Quiz (5 questions)

• Information System Owners
• Security Officers
• Ethical Hackers
• Information Owners
• Penetration Testers
• System Owner and Managers
• Cyber Security Engineers

The candidates opting for this course are recommended to have a minimum of one year of experience in the field of information technology especially networking.

Cyber Security Officer