Every network is being probed right now — by scanners looking for an open port, by scripts trying default passwords, by someone testing whether a firewall rule was set up correctly. The only real question is whether the people defending that network understand the same techniques the attackers use. That is what this Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Training Course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy is designed to build.

Across five intensive, lab-driven days, participants learn to scan, test, and secure systems the same way an attacker would approach them, without ever touching a real production network. Course material is developed by industry experts and delivered through narrated e-learning modules, interactive quizzes, and exams, and completing it also positions participants for the more advanced CHFI certification in digital forensics and investigation.

Who should attend?

• Security officers and security professionals.
• IT and network staff responsible for protecting organisational systems.

What the course delivers:

• A fully interactive, lab-intensive environment where participants scan, test, hack, and secure their own systems — with no real network at risk.
• An understanding of how perimeter defences work, followed by hands-on scanning and attacking of the participant's own lab network.
• Insight into how intruders escalate privileges, and the concrete steps that secure a system against it.
• Coverage of intrusion detection, policy creation, social engineering, DDoS attacks, buffer overflows, and virus creation.
• By the end of five intensive days, hands-on understanding and practical experience in ethical hacking.

Phase 1: Reconnaissance and Scanning

• Module 1 – Introduction to Ethical Hacking.
• Module 2 – Footprinting and Reconnaissance.
• Module 3 – Network Scanning and Enumeration.

Phase 2: Exploiting Weaknesses

• Module 4 – Vulnerability Analysis.
• Module 5 – Malware Threats and Sniffing.
• Module 6 – Social Engineering.
• Module 7 – Denial of Service and Session Hijacking.

Phase 3: Attacking Systems and Applications

• Module 8 – System Hacking.
• Module 9 – Hacking Web Servers and Web Applications.
• Module 10 – SQL Injection.

Phase 4: Wireless, Mobile, and Emerging Surfaces

• Module 11 – Hacking Wireless Networks.
• Module 12 – Hacking Mobile Platforms.
• Module 13 – IoT Hacking and Cloud Computing.

Phase 5: Defence and Evasion

• Module 14 – Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots.
• Module 15 – Cryptography.