Certified White Hacker Certification™

White-hat hackers are also known as ethical hackers. White-hat hackers are in high demand because they play a critical role in cybersecurity. These experts proactively find weak areas in security networks and fix them before attackers can exploit them.
This is a Certified White Hat Hacker Course by the Global Tech Council. This certification course provides a deeper understanding of security systems, ethical hacking techniques, and security practices that must be followed. Certified ethical hackers work in various fields, including health care, finance, government, and many more. So, if you want to put your programming skills to good use, this may be your gateway to a rewarding career in cybersecurity as an ethical hacker.

  • Know what it means to be a White Hat Hacker.

  • Understand various techniques of ethical hacking.

  • Gain in-depth knowledge about systems, networks, and IoT security.

  • Learn about various security best practices.

MODULES INCLUDED

Module 0: Introduction 

  • Overview

  • Introduction


Module 1: Footprinting and Reconnaissance

  • Metagoofil


Module 2: Network Scanning

  • IP Grabber


Module 3: Enumeration

  • Basics of Enumeration

  • Understanding Enumeration

  • SNMP Enumeration

  • DNS Enumeration

  • NetBios Enumeration

  • Zenmap Part 9


Module 4: System Hacking

  • Security Features and Authentications

  • Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)


Module 6: IoT Security

  • What is IoT?

  • Self Driving Vehicle

  • Anatomy of an IoT Attack

  • IoT Attack Demonstration


Module 7: Security Best Practices

  • Physical Security

  • Operations Security

  • Information Security Controls and Laws


RECOMMENDED LEARNING METHODOLOGY

  • Recommend allocating 1 hour daily to complete the course in 4 days.

  • Though you can attempt the online exam anytime as per your convenience, we highly recommend attempting the exam within five days of course completion, as the subject will be fresh in your mind, and you get sufficient time to prepare/revise as well.


CERTIFICATION BENEFITS

  • Grasp an in-depth understanding of white-hat hacking.

  • Have a detailed overview of the different techniques used in ethical hacking.

  • Have an overview of the security measures and practices used while hacking.

WHAT DO YOU GET?

  • Global Tech Council Certification

  • Lifetime access to the course content

  • 24*7 Support for all your queries


CAREER FACTS


As the demand for cybersecurity expertise grows, white hat hacking is becoming a more profitable activity. White-hat hacking is both legal and lucrative. A white-hat hacker will use all means necessary to access a system, whether that means using well-known cyber-attack tools or creating their own. White hat hackers, sometimes known as "ethical hackers," are cybersecurity experts who test the security of systems. An ethical hacker can break into a system and expose its flaws.


What does a White-Hat Hacker do?


The primary objective of white-hat hackers is to improve security, uncover security flaws, and warn potential victims ahead of time so they can avoid being hacked and exploited. They find defects, simulate attacks, and make security recommendations. White-hat hackers aren't just there to help businesses improve their security. They also assist consumers by ensuring that the services they use are safe and secure. We can all agree that a safer service would be preferable. This is why white hat hackers are so valuable and crucial in today's digital age.


The Growth Curve ahead


After you complete the Certification, you can have various opportunities in your professional growth. You can be:

  • Penetration Tester: A penetration tester examines digital systems and computer networks for potential security flaws that cyber attackers could exploit. A penetration tester also works with company executives to fix those flaws.

  • Network Security Analyst: A network security analyst designs, plans, and implements security methods to protect data, networks, and computer systems. A network security analyst also monitors networks for any signs of infiltration or hostile activity.

  • Cybersecurity Analyst: A cyber security analyst specializes in the security of networks and IT systems. The analyst's primary responsibility is to understand its IT architecture thoroughly, continuously monitor it, and assess dangers that could compromise the network. The analyst protects the companies' hardware, software, and networks from cybercriminals. A cybersecurity analyst is always looking for new ways to improve the company's network security and protect sensitive data.

  • Information Security Analyst: An information security analyst protects a company's sensitive and critical data by implementing policies and procedures. They mainly focus on three primary areas: risk assessment, vulnerability assessment, and defense planning.


What are the domains where White-hat hackers work?


  • Chief Executive Officer (CSO)

  • Malware Analyst

  • Security Administrator

  • Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

  • Cyber Security Executive

  • Penetration Tester

  • Information Security Manager

  • Vulnerability Assessor

  • Cyber Security Consultant

  • Threat Hunters

  • Cyber Forensic Investigation Lead

Final Outcome


After completing this Certification, you will be able to master White Hat Hacker's core concepts and a better understanding of types of hackers, enumerations, system hacking, IoT security, including security measures and practices.

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