Cyber Security | Essential Courses List Kit

1.Certified Information Security and Ethical Hacking Course:-CISEH certification is a popular professional hands-on training and certification course which covers extensive course on ethical hacking with most advanced security domains. The goal of this course is to help you master an ethical hacking methodologies.

2.Certified Penetration Testing Expert :-CPTE is the advanced level of Ethical Hacking in which the personnel evaluates security of IT network or corporate websites by simulating an attack from external threats and internal threats.

3.Certified Ethical Hacker(CEH)

4.NETWORK PENETRATION TESTING(NPT):-
This is a security testing service that focuses on locating vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and other flaws in your networks, infrastructure and overall architecture (i.e. server services, network protocols, operating systems and any other IP enabled components). In this service, we try to exploit vulnerabilities in order to gain full access to vulnerable systems.

In a Network Vulnerability Assessment, which is a cost effective alternative to a Network Penetration Test, we only report on the flaws without actively exploiting them.

4.WEB APPLICATION PENETRATION TESTING:-

More than 70% of all technical attacks are aimed at the Web Application layer. This service examines your web applications from a coding and implementation flaw perspective, but also looks at issues like SQL injection, local and remote file inclusion as well as cross-site-scripting (XSS).It involves the attempts to actively exploit vulnerabilities in order to gain access to the Web Application, underlying database services and hosting server system itself. In a Web Application Vulnerability Assessment, which is a cost effective alternative to a Web Application Penetration Test, we only report on the flaws without actively exploiting them.

5.WIRELESS PENETRATION TESTING :-A Wireless Penetration test is an authorised hacking attempt, which is designed to detect and exploit vulnerabilities in security controls employed by a number of wireless technologies and standards, misconfigured access points, and weak security protocols.