Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

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The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification is a globally recognized credential in the cybersecurity field, designed to equip professionals with the skills to identify and address security weaknesses by simulating hacking techniques. It focuses on ethical hacking practices, teaching individuals how to use the same tools and methodologies as malicious hackers but in a lawful and legitimate manner. The CEH certification is particularly valuable for roles such as security officers, auditors, and penetration testers, as it enhances their ability to protect networks and systems from cyber threats. The CEH exam covers a wide range of topics, including reconnaissance techniques, system hacking, network and perimeter hacking, web application hacking, and cryptography. It is a 125-question multiple-choice exam that candidates have four hours to complete. Upon passing, individuals receive a digital certificate valid for three years, after which they must earn continued education credits for re-accreditation. The CEH certification is vendor-neutral, making it applicable across various systems, and is recognized by organizations worldwide as a key credential for cybersecurity professionals.