• Cybersecurity analysts and professionals
• Network and system administrators 
  
• Penetration testers and vulnerability assessors 
  
• IT professionals transitioning into security roles 
  
• Fresh graduates seeking cybersecurity careers 
  
• Ethical hacking and bug bounty enthusiasts 
  
• IT consultants and risk management teams 
  

• A basic understanding of networking concepts (TCP/IP, subnets, ports)
• Familiarity with operating systems (especially Windows and Linux) 
  
• Prior experience in system administration or IT security is recommended 
  
• Completion of a foundational course like CompTIA Security+ is helpful but not mandatory 
  

• Cybersecurity consulting firms
• Enterprise IT security teams 
  
• Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) 
  
• Government and defense cybersecurity agencies 
  
• Penetration testing and red team services 
  
• IT auditing and compliance organizations 
  
• Security monitoring & incident response centers 
  

• Ethical Hacking Full Lab Setup 
• Kali Linux Setup and Configuration 
• Kali Linux Essential Commands 
• Basic Networking 
• Scripting
• Introduction to Ethical Hacking 
• Footprinting and Reconnaissance 
• Scanning Networks 
• Enumeration 
• Vulnerability Analysis 
• System Hacking 
• Malware Threats 
• Sniffing 
• Social Engineering 
• Denial-of-Service 
• Session Hijacking 
• Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots 
• Hacking Web Servers 
• Hacking Web Applications 
• SQL Injection 
• Hacking Wireless Networks 
• Hacking Mobile Platforms 
• IoT Hacking 
• Cloud Computing 
• Cryptography
• Career Guideline 
• Freelancing 
• Bug Bounty
  

• Ethical Hacker / Penetration Tester
• Security Analyst / Cybersecurity Engineer 
  
• Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst 
  
• Threat Intelligence Analyst 
  
• Vulnerability Assessor 
  
• Incident Responder 
  
• IT Auditor / Compliance Analyst

• Network scanning and port enumeration using Nmap
• Vulnerability exploitation using Metasploit Framework 
  
• Packet analysis and interception using Wireshark 
  
• Password cracking with John the Ripper and Hydra 
  
• Crafting phishing attacks using the SET Toolkit 
  
• Exploiting SQL Injection vulnerabilities in demo apps 
  
• Wireless network cracking with Aircrack-ng 
  
• Bypassing firewalls and IDS with evasion techniques 
  
• Malware behavior analysis in sandbox environments 
  
• Performing vulnerability assessments on isolated test labs 
  
• Simulating real-world attack scenarios and reporting findings 
  

Upon completion, students are prepared for vendor and professional certifications: 

• Exam name: Certified Ethical Hacker
• Exam Code: 312-50 (ECC or Pearson VUE) 
  
• Duration: 4 hours 
  
• Questions: 125 multiple choice 
  
• Passing Score: 60%-85% (variable based on question bank) 
  
• Format: Multiple choice, performance-based questions included 
  
• Prerequisites to Attempt Exam: Two years of work experience in the InfoSec domain or training from an EC-Council accredited institute