Program Overview

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) program equips participants with commercial-grade hacking tools, techniques, methodologies, and skills required to become proficient ethical hackers and information security professionals. This course provides hands-on experience and practical knowledge to identify vulnerabilities, secure systems, and conduct penetration testing ethically.

Who this is for

Information Security Analysts / Administrators
Information Assurance Security Officers
Information Security Managers / Specialists
Information Systems Security Engineers / Managers
IT Auditors
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Analysts
System and Network Administrators / Engineers
Undergraduate students pursuing IT or cybersecurity careers

How to apply

workshops@iit.ac.lk

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Next / Start

2026-06-10

Time

Wed & Sat, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Fundamentals, types, and legal considerations

Footprinting and Reconnaissance – Gathering information about targets

Scanning Networks – Network scanning techniques and tools

Enumeration – Identifying system resources and shares

Vulnerability Analysis – Assessing weaknesses in systems

System Hacking – Exploiting and securing systems

Malware Threats – Viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware

Sniffing – Network traffic interception and analysis

Social Engineering – Human factor exploitation

Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks – Understanding and mitigation

Session Hijacking – Techniques and countermeasures

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots – Stealth techniques

Hacking Web Servers – Attacks and defenses

Hacking Web Applications – Exploiting application vulnerabilities

SQL Injection – Database attack techniques

Hacking Wireless Networks – Wi-Fi security and attacks

Hacking Mobile Platforms – Security on Android/iOS

IoT Hacking – Exploiting Internet of Things devices

Cloud Computing – Cloud security and vulnerabilities

Cryptography – Encryption methods and secure communications

Who this is for

Information Security Analysts / Administrators
Information Assurance Security Officers
Information Security Managers / Specialists
Information Systems Security Engineers / Managers
IT Auditors
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Analysts
System and Network Administrators / Engineers
Undergraduate students pursuing IT or cybersecurity careers

How to apply

workshops@iit.ac.lk

Apply View Fees

Next / Start

2026-06-10

Time

Wed & Sat, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Program Overview

Who this is for

Information Security Analysts / Administrators
Information Assurance Security Officers
Information Security Managers / Specialists
Information Systems Security Engineers / Managers
IT Auditors
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Analysts
System and Network Administrators / Engineers
Undergraduate students pursuing IT or cybersecurity careers

How to apply

workshops@iit.ac.lk

+94 71 333 4455

Apply View Fees

Next Start

2026-06-10

Time

Wed & Sat, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Fundamentals, types, and legal considerations

Footprinting and Reconnaissance – Gathering information about targets

Scanning Networks – Network scanning techniques and tools

Enumeration – Identifying system resources and shares

Vulnerability Analysis – Assessing weaknesses in systems

System Hacking – Exploiting and securing systems

Malware Threats – Viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware

Sniffing – Network traffic interception and analysis

Social Engineering – Human factor exploitation

Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks – Understanding and mitigation

Session Hijacking – Techniques and countermeasures

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots – Stealth techniques

Hacking Web Servers – Attacks and defenses

Hacking Web Applications – Exploiting application vulnerabilities

SQL Injection – Database attack techniques

Hacking Wireless Networks – Wi-Fi security and attacks

Hacking Mobile Platforms – Security on Android/iOS

IoT Hacking – Exploiting Internet of Things devices

Cloud Computing – Cloud security and vulnerabilities

Cryptography – Encryption methods and secure communications

Who this is for

Information Security Analysts / Administrators
Information Assurance Security Officers
Information Security Managers / Specialists
Information Systems Security Engineers / Managers
IT Auditors
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Analysts
System and Network Administrators / Engineers
Undergraduate students pursuing IT or cybersecurity careers

How to apply

workshops@iit.ac.lk

+94 71 333 4455

Apply View Fees

Next Start

2026-06-10

Time

Wed & Sat, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Who this is for

Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Fundamentals, types, and legal considerations

Footprinting and Reconnaissance – Gathering information about targets

Scanning Networks – Network scanning techniques and tools

Enumeration – Identifying system resources and shares

Vulnerability Analysis – Assessing weaknesses in systems

System Hacking – Exploiting and securing systems

Malware Threats – Viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware

Sniffing – Network traffic interception and analysis

Social Engineering – Human factor exploitation

Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks – Understanding and mitigation

Session Hijacking – Techniques and countermeasures

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots – Stealth techniques

Hacking Web Servers – Attacks and defenses

Hacking Web Applications – Exploiting application vulnerabilities

SQL Injection – Database attack techniques

Hacking Wireless Networks – Wi-Fi security and attacks

Hacking Mobile Platforms – Security on Android/iOS

IoT Hacking – Exploiting Internet of Things devices

Cloud Computing – Cloud security and vulnerabilities

Cryptography – Encryption methods and secure communications

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Who this is for

Who this is for

Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Fundamentals, types, and legal considerations

Footprinting and Reconnaissance – Gathering information about targets

Scanning Networks – Network scanning techniques and tools

Enumeration – Identifying system resources and shares

Vulnerability Analysis – Assessing weaknesses in systems

System Hacking – Exploiting and securing systems

Malware Threats – Viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware

Sniffing – Network traffic interception and analysis

Social Engineering – Human factor exploitation

Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks – Understanding and mitigation

Session Hijacking – Techniques and countermeasures

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots – Stealth techniques

Hacking Web Servers – Attacks and defenses

Hacking Web Applications – Exploiting application vulnerabilities

SQL Injection – Database attack techniques

Hacking Wireless Networks – Wi-Fi security and attacks

Hacking Mobile Platforms – Security on Android/iOS

IoT Hacking – Exploiting Internet of Things devices

Cloud Computing – Cloud security and vulnerabilities

Cryptography – Encryption methods and secure communications

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