iQDFI - ISEH Qualified Digital Forensic Investigator
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Who is Ethical Hacker?
As per Wikipedia, a computer Hacker is a computer expert who uses his technical knowledge to achieve a goal or overcome an obstacle, within a computerized system by non-standard means. Though, the term Hacker has become associated in popular culture with a security hacker – someone who utilizes his technical know-how of bugs or exploits to break into computer systems and access data which would otherwise be unavailable to him. The hackers are categorized basing on their working methodology, care of law and ethics. Amongst them, an Ethical Hacker is defined as a technological specialist who is generally hired by an organization to examine its security systems in order to identify flaws that can be exploited by others. Ethical hackers may utilize the same tactics as others types of hackers but instead of exploiting the vulnerability for their gains; they report the vulnerabilities to the owner. To become an Ethical Hacker worth his salt, one has to have base knowledge of certain technologies, tools and systems. Therefore, this Amateur Ethical Hacking course delves into basics of computer systems, operating systems, networking, web applications, databases and host of other miscellaneous technologies as well as methodology of hacking, actual exploitation exercises and cyber laws. Thus, it shall enable beginners to take their first confident leap into the information security spectrum with ease.
Details:
Start Date: Coming Soon
Course Title: iQWPT - ISEH Qualified Web Pen Tester
Batch No.: 01
Duration: 6 Weeks
Registration: Last date of registration is "Yet to be Announced"
Admission: Last date for Admission Form submission is "Yet to be Announced"
Final Batch List: To be issued on "Yet to be Announced"
Class Timings: Between 6PM to 10PM on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Venue: ISEH Main Campus (9 Noon Avenue, Block C, Muslim Town, Lahore)
Mode of Education/Training: On Campus physical classes.
Registration Fee (Non Refundable): Rs. 500/- (Pak Rupees Five Hundred Only)
Course Fee: Rs. 30,000.00 (Pak Rupees Thirty Thousand Only). Deserving candidates can pay in instalments.
Discounts: Discount is available on group attendees and certain categories
Note: Both registration and admission forms will be physically submitted at main campus of ISEH.
Who Can Join:
Anyone who has passed at least his 10th standard (Matric or O-Levels) and can use computer easily.
One who is already in IT industry but wants to switch over to to Information Security track.
Already have certain knowledge and experience of information security and wants to get certified.
What You Will Learn:
After having qualified this course, you will attain basic proficiency in following subjects:
Computer Science needed to proceed further in field of InfoSec. This would include knowledge of computer systems, data, digital logic, computer architecture, computer programming, operating systems, essential software, artificial intelligence, information security, virtualization, emerging and future trends in computers and computing, telecommunication, signal generation, data transmission, communication networks, embedded systems (IoTs) and security of communication networks.
Cybercrimes and cyber laws including Pakistani and other major contemporary cyber laws.
Introduction to Information Security to include need and challenges of information security, essential terms, security models, Information threats and common types of attacks.
The Art of Ethical Hacking encompassing basics of ethical hacking, skills needed to become ethical hacker, code of conduct and basic frameworks/ tools needed for ethical hacking.
Ethical Hacking Methodology including approaches, phases, ethical hacking exercises and cryptography & steganography.
Measures, both defensive and offensive, to ward off any hacking attempt on own digital systems.
Introduction to bug bounty programs offered by different organizations.
Future of ethical hacking and how to proceed further in the field of information security.
Basic communication and presentation skills.
Course Syllabus:
Module 1 - Fundamentals of Computing and Computers
Introduction to Computers & Computer Systems
History of Computers & Computing
Computer System Components & Organization c.
Computers & Data
Digital Logic & Circuit Design
Computer Architecture
Computer Programming
Operating Systems
Essential Software Systems
Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
Information Security
Virtualization
Emerging & Future Concepts of Computers & Computing
Labs
Module 2 - Introduction to Telecommunication
Basics of Telecommunication
History of Telecommunication
Overview of Communication
Signal Generation & Data Encoding
Overview of Transmission
Overview of Communication Networks
Communication Network Models
Intelligent Networks
Security in Communication Networks
Emerging & Future Concepts in Networks
Labs
Module 3 - Cybercrimes and Cyber Laws
Introduction to Cybercrimes
Internet usage worldwide and in Pakistan
Definition of cybercrime, cybercrime vs conventional crime
Reasons of cybercrimes & victims of cybercrime
Classification of cybercrimes
Cybercrimes as per Electronic Crime Act 2016, Pakistan
Cyber-Laws
International cyber-Laws
National cyber laws
Cyber Crime Case Studies
Module 4 - Introduction to Information Security
History of Hacking
Types of hackers
What is Information Security
Business Need for Information Security
Challenges in Building Information Security Practices
Essential Terms
Security Models
Information Security Threats
Common Types of Attacks
Module 5 - The Art of Ethical Hacking
Ethical Hacking vs PenTesting
PenTesting Types
Basics of Ethical Hacking
Skills Needed to Become a Good Ethical Hacker
Ethical hacker’s Code of Conduct
Basic Frameworks / Tools Needed for Ethical Hacking
Module 6 - Ethical Hacking Methodology
Ethical Hacking Approaches
Ethical Hacking Phases
Ethical Hacking Exercises
Module 7 - Cryptography and Steganography
Module 8 - Measures against Cyber Attacks
Module 9 – Introduction to Bug Bounty Programs
Module 10 - Future of Ethical Hacking and Way Forward
Module 11 – Basics of communication and presentation skills
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