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• Module 1: Security Fundamentals

  A strong understanding of security basics, including cryptography, networking, and operating systems, is essential for any cybersecurity professional.

  
  

• Module 2: Penetration Testing Methodologies

  Ethical hackers must know how to conduct a penetration test properly, including reconnaissance, vulnerability identification, exploitation, and post-exploitation.

  
  

• Module 3: Web Application Security

  The security of web applications is a critical concern for organizations, and ethical hackers need to understand the common vulnerabilities that can be found in web applications.

  
  

• Module 4: Network Security

  Network security is another essential area of expertise for ethical hackers, who need to be familiar with firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems, and other security technologies.

  
  

• Module 5: Social Engineering

  Social engineering is the art of manipulating people to divulge sensitive information, and ethical hackers must be able to identify and defend against these types of attacks.

  
  

• Module 6: Wireless Network Security

  Wireless networks can be especially vulnerable to attack, and ethical hackers need to know how to secure wireless networks and identify vulnerabilities.

  
  

• Module 7: Cloud Security

  Cloud computing is becoming increasingly popular, and ethical hackers must know how to assess the security of cloud-based systems.

  
  

• Module 8: Mobile device security

  Mobile devices are a growing target for attackers, and ethical hackers must be able to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in mobile operating systems and applications.

  
  

• Module 9: Incident Response

  Ethical hackers must be able to respond quickly and effectively to security incidents, including malware infections, denial-of-service attacks, and other types of attacks.

  
  

• Module 10: Final Test