Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
Learn the tools and methods attackers use, from reconnaissance to web, wireless and cloud attacks, and prepare for the EC-Council CEH v13 (312-50) exam.
$2,995.00
Learn the tools and methods attackers use, from reconnaissance to web, wireless and cloud attacks, and prepare for the EC-Council CEH v13 (312-50) exam.
$2,995.00
Learn the tools and methods attackers use, from reconnaissance to web, wireless and cloud attacks, and prepare for the EC-Council CEH v13 (312-50) exam.
This course follows the domains of the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker exam blueprint, starting with the law and rules of engagement and moving through reconnaissance, system hacking, network attacks, web applications, wireless, mobile, IoT, cloud and cryptography. You will practice each phase of an attack in a Kali Linux lab environment so you understand how weaknesses are found and how to defend against them. The course is built for people who already work in information security, because EC-Council requires security experience to sit the exam.
This course is for security administrators, cybersecurity analysts, penetration testers and network or systems professionals with security duties who want to understand attacks from the attacker's side. It is intended for learners who already have at least two years of information security experience.
At least 2 years of information security experience, which EC-Council requires for the eligibility application
Working knowledge of networking, operating systems and the command line
Comfort running and configuring a virtual machine
A computer that can run a Kali Linux virtual machine
Some lab tools run only on x86 processors, so check compatibility before you start if you use an Apple-silicon Mac
EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) (312-50 (CEH v13)). This course prepares you for the CEH v13 knowledge exam (312-50), and one exam attempt is included. The exam has 125 multiple-choice questions over four hours. EC-Council lets you sit the exam only if you have two years of information security experience and an approved eligibility application, unless you trained through an EC-Council Accredited Training Center. We Can Code IT is not an EC-Council Accredited Training Center, so every learner in this course must submit the eligibility application with verifiable proof of two years of information security experience and be approved before the voucher is used. The eligibility application fee is included in the course price. Learners without that experience cannot sit the exam. Most learners need substantial additional lab practice and self-study beyond the course hours. Passing is not guaranteed.
Information security concepts, Ethical hacking phases, Laws and standards, Scope and rules of engagement, Setting up the lab.
Footprinting and open-source intelligence, Network scanning, Enumeration of services and users, Documenting findings.
Vulnerability assessment, Password attacks, Privilege escalation, Malware types and analysis basics, Covering tracks.
Sniffing, Social engineering, Denial of service, Session hijacking, Evading firewalls and intrusion detection.
Web server attacks, Web application vulnerabilities, SQL injection, Input validation and defenses.
Wireless encryption and attacks, Mobile platform threats, IoT attack surfaces, Operational technology risks.
Cloud computing threats, Cryptography and PKI, Cryptographic attacks, Exam strategy and practice questions.
One-on-one or small-group coaching, scheduled with your coach.
On-demand asynchronous training with online support, plus 1.5 hours of coaching.
Live online or in-person sessions are available for an additional fee. Email admissions@wecancodeit.org for details.
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
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The current application period opens at 9:00 a.m. on October 1, 2026 and closes at 3:00 p.m. on October 30, 2026.
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