Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) Certification Training (USA)
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Certified Ethical Hacker
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8-10 Weeks (40-50 hours)
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Why Nexperts Edutech’s CEH v13?
Features
What You Get
Why It Matters (for U.S. learners)
Updated CEH v13 Curriculum
20 modules, over 550 attack techniques, new AI-powered tools & threats included
You learn the latest threats, regulations, and tools U.S. employers expect
Extensive Hands-On Labs
200+ practical labs, full range of real-world target systems (networks, OS, applications)
Practice is essential for ethical hacking roles and exam readiness
Knowledge + Practical Exam Preparation
4-hour multiple-choice exam and optional 6-hour practical exam for CEH Master track
Many employers value hands-on skills as much as theory
AI & Emerging Threat Emphasis
Integration of AI tools and threat vectors in modules like cloud, malware, evasion etc.
Prepares you for modern cybersecurity environments in U.S. companies
Career-Support & U.S. Job Market Orientation
Resume & interview coaching, legal & compliance topics (HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR), framework knowledge (MITRE ATT&CK, Cyber Kill Chain)
Helps you get roles in U.S., with compliance and threat modeling expectations
What You Will Learn (Learning Outcomes)
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
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Master the five phases of ethical hacking: reconnaissance → scanning → gaining access → maintaining access → covering tracks
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Use AI-integrated tools to automate tasks like reconnaissance, scanning, and attack simulations
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Identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems, networks, web applications, wireless, cloud, IoT / OT environments
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Perform malware analysis, encryption/decryption attacks, cryptographic vulnerabilities
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Assess network/device security: sniffing, packet analysis, session hijacking, wireless attacks
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Conduct web application penetration testing: SQL injection, XSS, parameter tampering, OWASP Top 10 threats
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Understand and apply legal, compliance, privacy, and ethics in cybersecurity (U.S. laws & standards: HIPAA, PCI DSS, etc.)
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Prepare for and pass the CEH 312-50 exam + optional practical exam (CEH Master)
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Maintain and improve skills via Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges and continuous labs
Prerequisites & Tools
Prerequisites:
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Basic understanding of networking, operating systems (Windows & Linux), concepts of cybersecurity
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Familiarity with general IT infrastructure, basic programming/scripting knowledge preferred
Tools & Technologies Covered:
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Kali Linux, Parrot OS, Virtual Machines
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Recon & scanning tools (Nmap, Nessus, OpenVAS)
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Web app tools (Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP)
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Password cracking tools, sniffers (Wireshark), encryption tools
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Cloud hacking tools, mobile app security tools, IoT/OT tools
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AI/ML based tools, adversarial testing tools
Hands-On Projects & Labs / Practical Experience
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Full access to cyber range & virtual labs with preconfigured vulnerable targets (networks, OS, web applications) EC-Council
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Capture-the-Flag (CTF) style challenges monthly/quaterly to sharpen exploit/defense skills EC-Council+1
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AI-powered scenario labs (automating parts of hacking methodology)
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Group project: penetration test on a simulated enterprise environment
Testimonials & Success Stories
“This CEH course helped me land a Security Analyst role in New York. The labs and vulnerability assessments were exactly what I showcased in interviews.” — Aria G., NY
“CEH v13’s AI module gave me a cutting edge; employers noticed.” — Marcus P., CA
Exam & Certification
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Knowledge (MCQ) Exam - 4 hours, 125 multiple-choice questions; topics as per blueprint (all core modules)
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Practical Exam (Optional / CEH Master Track) - 6 hours, 20 real-world challenges through a Cyber Range / virtual labs
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Passing Criteria - Typically 60-85% depending on exam weight; practical requires a minimum score/flag capture rate
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Certification Validity - 3 years; recertification via CPEs or retaking exam/practical
Curriculum / Modules
Module
Topics Covered
Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Fundamentals, hacking framework, threat landscape, laws & ethics
Module 2: Footprinting & Reconnaissance
Passive/active reconnaissance, OSINT tools
Module 3: Scanning Networks
Port scanning, vulnerability scanning, network footprinting
Module 4: Enumeration
Services, user enumeration, network shares, banner grabbing
Module 5: System Hacking & Post-Exploitation
Privilege escalation, persistence, rootkits
Module 6: Malware Threats & AI-Assisted Malware
Types of malware, analysis tools, emerging AI/ML-based threats
Module 7: Sniffing & Network Traffic Analysis
Packet sniffing, protocols, man-in-the-middle (MITM)
Module 8: Social Engineering
Phishing, pretexting, human hacking, defense strategies
Module 9: Denial-of-Service (DoS / DDoS) Attacks
Attack vectors, mitigation, resiliency
Module 10: Session Hijacking & Hijack Mitigation
Session management, cookies, token steal
Module 11: Web Application Security
OWASP Top 10, input validation, XSS, SQL injection, CSRF
Module 12: SQL Injection & Database Security
Parameterized queries, injection types, defenses
Module 13: Wireless Network Hacking
WiFi security, WPA/WPA2, rogue APs, encryption cracking
Module 14: Mobile Platform Security
Android/iOS vulnerabilities, rooting/jailbreaking, sandbox escapes
Module 15: IoT & OT Hacking
Embedded devices, SCADA, firmware vulnerabilities
Module 16: Cloud Computing Security
Containers, serverless threats, cloud-native vulnerabilities
Module 17: Cryptography
Encryption, public key infrastructure, hashing, attacks against crypto
Module 18: Threat Intelligence & Countermeasures
Incident detection, logging, SIEM, threat models, patching strategies
Module 19: AI & ML Security Considerations
Model poisoning, adversarial attacks, evasion, defense
Module 20: CEH Exam Prep & Practical Labs
Mock tests, practical labs, CTFs, review
Who Should Enroll / Target Audience
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Aspiring Ethical Hackers / Penetration Testers
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Security Analysts, Network Engineers, System Administrators seeking offensive security skills
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Professionals looking to transition into cybersecurity roles in U.S. companies
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Graduates in IT / Computer Science wanting strong portfolio & certification credentials
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Anyone preparing for CEH v13 exam or wanting to deepen their understanding of modern threats, tools, and AI in hacking
Pricing & Enrollment (U.S. Market)
All prices in USD. Flexible plans so you can choose based on the level of support you want.
Plan
Price
What’s Included
Standard Plan
~$1,799
Course material, labs, exam voucher (knowledge part), mock tests
Pro / Premium Plan
~$2,499
+ Practical exam preparation, one-on-one mentoring, resume & interview support
Installment Plan
e.g. 3 payments (≈ $600 each)
Same Standard features, payment flexibility
Corporate / Team Training
Custom Quote
Tailored training batches, group labs, corporate compliance modules
Early bird / alumni / group discounts available