Join the Ultimate 1-Year Online Cybersecurity Diploma

Want to protect the digital world from hackers? This 1-year live online cybersecurity diploma will teach you everything you need to know to become a cybersecurity expert.  Learn how hackers think, protect systems, investigate cybercrimes, and secure networks. With step-by-step guidance from expert instructors, build the skills you need to start your career in cybersecurity.

Course Language

Hindi/English

Class Rating 4.9 to 5

Course Modules / Syllabus

Course Duration: 325 Days
Cost: $800 USD / ₹60,000 INR
Classes: Monday to Friday (Weekend classes also available)
Flexible Scheduling: Book classes according to your convenient time

Module 01: Introduction to Networking

Module 02: (OSI) Model

Module 03: TCP) / Internet Protocol (IP)

Module 04: Sub Netting / Summarisation

Module 05: Packet Flow in Same & Different Network

Module 06: Information about Networking Device

Module 07: Internet Protocol (IP) / Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)

Module 08: Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)

Module 09: Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)

Module 10: Routing Protocols (Static & Dynamic)

Module 11: Static - Next Hop / Exit Interface

Module 12: Dynamic - RIP / EIGRP / OSPF & BGP

Module 13: WAN Technologies

Module 14: What is Network Address Translation (NAT)

Module 15: Access Control List (ACL)

Module 16: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Module 17: Telnet & Secure SHell (SSH)

Module 18: Load Balancing Protocol

Module 19: Layers 2 Protocols

Module 20: Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)

Module 21: Different Types of Spanning Tree Priority (STP)

Module 22: Ether-Channel (L2)

Module 23: Port Security

Module 01: Getting Started with Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Module 02: Accessing the Command Line

Module 03: Managing Files from the Command Line

Module 04: Getting Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Module 06: Managing Local Users and Groups

Module 07: Controlling Access to Files

Module 08: Monitoring and Managing Linux Process

Module 09: Controlling Services and Daemons

Module 10: Configuring and Securing SSH

Module 11: Analyzing and Storing Logs

Module 12: Managing Networking

Module 13: Archiving and Transferring Files

Module 14: Installing and Updating Software Packages

Module 15: Accessing Linux File System

Module 16: Analyzing Servers and Getting Support

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Python Introduction

Module 03: Comparison of Python with other Programming Language

Module 04: Data Type

Module 05: Variables

Module 06: String

Module 07: Operators

Module 08: List

Module 09: Tuple

Module 10: Dictionary

Module 11: Set

Module 12: Conditional Statement

Module 13: Looping

Module 14: Function

Module 15: File Handling

Module 16: Python Array

Module 17: Object Oriented Programming (OOPs)

Module 18: Date and Time

Module 19: Web Scrapping

Module 20: Network Interaction

Module 21: Tkinter

Module 22: Database Connection

Module 23: Multithreading

Module 24: Mail Sending Program

Module 25: Python for Image Processing

Module 26: Introduction to Machine Learning

Module 27: Introduction to Data Science

Module 28: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Module 01: Introduction to Basics of Ethical Hacking

Module 02: Foot-printing Active (Tool-Based Practical)

Module 03: Foot-printing Passive (Passive Approach)

Module 04: In-depth Network Scanning

Module 05: Enumeration User Identification

Module 06: System Hacking Password Cracking & Bypassing

Module 07: Viruses and Worms

Module 08: Trojan and Back door

Module 10: Sniffers MITM with Kali

Module 11: Sniffers MITM with Windows

Module 12: Social Engineering Techniques Theoretical Approach

Module 13: Social Engineering Toolkit Practical Based Approach

Module 14: Denial of Service (DOS) & Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDOS) Attack

Module 15: Web Session Hijacking

Module 16: SQL Injection Manual Testing

Module 17: SQL Injection Automated Tool-Based Testing

Module 18: Basics of Web App Security

Module 19: Hacking Web servers

Module 20: Hacking Wireless Networks Manual CLI Based

Module 21: Hacking Wireless Network

Module 22: Evading IDS, Firewall

Module 23: Honey pots

Module 24: Buffer Overflow

Module 25: Cryptography

Module 26: Penetration Testing: Basics

Module 27: Mobile Hacking

Module 28: Internet of Things (IoT) Hacking

Module 29: Cloud Security and many more

Module 01: Introduction to Penetration Testing

Module 02: In-Depth Scanning

Module 03: Exploitation

Module 05: Getting Comfortable with Kali Linux

Module 06: Bash Scripting

Module 07: Practical Tools

Module 08: Active Information Gathering

Module 09: Passive Information Gathering

Module 10: Introduction to Buffer Overflows

Module 11: Buffer Overflows

Module 12: Fixing Exploits

Module 13: Locating Public Exploits

Module 14: Antivirus Evasion

Module 15: File Transfers

Module 16: Windows Privilege Escalation

Module 17: Linux Privilege Escalation

Module 18: Password Attacks

Module 19: Port Redirection and Tunneling

Module 20: Active Directory Attacks

Module 21: Power Shell Empire

Module 22: Trying Harder: The Labs

Module 23: Penetration Test Breakdown

Module 24: Report Writing

Module 01: Computer Forensics in Today’s World

Module 02: Computer Forensics Investigation Process

Module 03: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems

Module 04: Data Acquisition and Duplication

Module 05: Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques

Module 06: Windows Forensics

Module 07: Linux and Mac Forensics

Module 08: Network Forensics

Module 09: Investigating Web Forensics

Module 10: Dark Web Forensics

Module 11: Cloud Forensics

Module 12: Investigating Email Crimes

Module 13: Malware Forensics

Module 14: Mobile Forensics

Module 15: IoT Forensics

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Owasp Top 10

Module 03: Recon for bug hunting

Module 04: Advanced SQL Injection

Module 05: Command injection

Module 06: Session Management and Broken Authentication Vulnerability

Module 07: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Module 08: Server Site Request Forgery (SSRF)

Module 09: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Module 10: Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR)

Module 11: Sensitive Data Exposure and Information Disclose

Module 12: Server Site Template Injection (SSTI)

Module 13: Multi-Factor Authentication Bypass

Module 14: HTTP Request Smuggling

Module 15: External Control of File Name or Path

Module 16: Local File Inclusion (LFI) and Remote File Inclusion (RFI)

Module 17: Directory Path Traversal

Module 18: HTML Injection

Module 19: Host Header Injection

Module 20: File Upload Vulnerability

Module 21: JWT Token Attack

Module 22: Flood Attack on Web

Module 23: Report Writing

Module 01: Introduction to Mobile Penetration Testing

Module 02: Lab Setup

Module 03: Android Architecture

Module 04: Apl File structure

Module 05: Reversing App with Apktool

Module 06: Reversing App with MobSf

Module 07: Static Analysis

Module 08: Scanning Vulnerability with Drozer

Module 09: Improper Platform Usage

Module 10: Insecure Data Storage
Module 11: Insecure Communication

Module 12: Insecure Authentication

Module 13: Insufficient Cryptography

Module 14: Insecure Authorization

Module 15: Client Code Quality

Module 16: Code Tampering

Module 17: Reverse Engineering

Module 18: Extraneous Functionality

Module 19: SSL Pinning

Module 20: Intercepting the Network Traffic

Module 21: Dynamic Analysis

Module 22: Report Preparation

Module 23: IOS Penetration: Basics

Module 24: Report Writing

Module 01: Overview of IOT Why IOT is so important?

Module 02: Internet of Things (IoT) Pentesting

Module 03: Introduction of IoT

Module 04: Introduction to Sensor Network

Module 05: Communication Models in Internet of Things (IoT)

Module 06: Frequency

Module 07: Wireless protocol

Module 08: Comparing web and IOT protocols

Module 09: SPI, UART, I2C

Module 10: Firewall

Module 11: ARDUINO

Module 12: Raspberry

Module 13: Introduction to Mobile app platform

Module 14: Flipper zero

Module 15: Firmware

Module 16: Analysing IOT Hardware

Module 17: SDR (software defined radio)

Module 18: Conceiving a new IOT product- Product

Module 19: Basic Intro Cloud Iaas Paas Saas-loT data, platform and software

Module 20: Basic Introduction of ICS

Module 01: Implementing Internet Security Antivirus

Module 02: Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)

Module 03: Mobile Device Management For Industry

Module 04: Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Module 05: Security Information and Event Management

Module 06: Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Attack

Module 07: Mitre Attack Framework

Module 08: Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Extended Detection

and Response (XDR)

Module 09: Unified Threat Management (UTM)

Module 10: Firewall

Module 11: ISO 27001

Module 01: Designing Highly Available, Cost-effective, scalable systems

Module 02: Implementation and Deployment

Module 03: Data Security

Module 04: Troubleshooting

Module 07: AWS Identity and Access Management

Module 08: AWS Virtual Private Cloud

Module 09: Data Security in AWS

Module 10: Securing Servers in Amazon Web Service (AWS)

Module 11: Edge Security in AWS

Module 12: Monitoring in AWS

Module 13: Logging and Auditing in AWS

Instructor Profile

Mr. Aaki is a highly skilled and certified cybersecurity professional with a passion for educating the next generation of ethical hackers. With over 7 years of experience in training and 4 years of hands-on industry experience, he has become a recognized expert in the field of penetration testing, cybersecurity course design, and advanced hacking techniques.
Instructor Profile

Key Features & Benefits

  • Live, Interactive Classes: Learn in real-time from expert instructors, ask questions, and get immediate feedback.
  • Expert Instructors: Learn from highly skilled professionals with years of cybersecurity experience.
  • Hands-On Practice: Work on real-world scenarios in a virtual lab to gain practical experience.
  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers all essential topics like networking, ethical hacking, digital forensics, cloud security, and more.
  • Flexible Learning: Choose weekday or weekend batches, with recorded sessions available for review anytime.
  • Career-Focused Training: Prepare for top certifications like CEH and AWS Security while building a strong portfolio through capstone projects.
  • Expert Guidance: Learn from industry professionals with years of experience and receive 1-on-1 mentoring.
  • Job-Ready Skills: Develop the expertise needed for high-demand cybersecurity roles with hands-on tools and techniques.
  • Network & Grow: Connect with instructors and peers to build your professional network.
  • Accessible Anywhere: Join classes online from anywhere in the world—no commuting required!

Online Class Requirements for Students

Basic Computer Knowledge:

  • Students must possess basic computer skills.

 

Mandatory System Hardware Requirements:

  • CPU: 64-bit Intel Core i3, i5, or i7 (8th generation or newer).
  • RAM: Minimum of 8GB.
  • Storage: At least 15GB of free storage space.

 

Software Requirements:

  • Zoom and Skype must be installed for online sessions.

Access to Course Materials

  • Books: All required textbooks will be provided for comprehensive understanding.
  • Lab Manual: A detailed lab manual will be available to guide you through practical exercises and experiments.
  • Software: Relevant software tools and applications will be provided or recommended for hands-on labs and practice.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Online Cybersecurity Diploma Course

This is a 1-year live online program that teaches you essential skills to become a cybersecurity expert. You’ll learn ethical hacking, system security, cybercrime investigation, penetration testing, digital forensics, and more, with guidance from expert instructors.

The course is designed for beginners, IT students, professionals looking to upgrade their skills, or anyone interested in starting a career in cybersecurity. No prior experience is needed.

The classes are live and interactive, allowing you to learn in real time from industry experts. All sessions are recorded, so you can review them anytime.

Key topics include networking, Linux, Python for cybersecurity, ethical hacking, penetration testing (web, mobile, IoT), digital forensics, cloud security (AWS), and endpoint security.

Yes! You’ll practice in a virtual lab environment with real-world scenarios to gain practical experience in cybersecurity tools and techniques.

The course offers flexible learning options with weekday and weekend batches. You can choose a schedule that fits your routine.

You can join the classes online from anywhere with an internet connection. Study materials, recorded sessions, and resources will be available through an online portal.

You’ll have access to expert mentors, 1-on-1 guidance, and a support team to help you with any queries during the course.

After completing the course, you can pursue roles like ethical hacker, penetration tester, forensic analyst, cloud security specialist, or network security engineer. Cybersecurity is a high-demand field with excellent growth potential.

You can enroll by visiting our website and completing the registration process. For more details, contact our support team.

The Online Live Ethical Hacking Course lasts for 400 days, with classes Monday to Friday. Each class is 1 to 2 hours long, giving you enough time to grasp the concepts, practice, and ask questions. This schedule allows for focused learning while fitting into your daily routine.

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