CEH – Certified Ethical Hacker

The CEH certification equips professionals with the skills to think and act like a hacker (a legal one, of course). It covers tools and techniques used by cybercriminals and teaches how to identify vulnerabilities and secure systems against attacks. It’s ideal for roles in penetration testing, red teaming, and cybersecurity analysis.

CCISO – Certified Chief Information Security Officer

CCISO is designed for aspiring and current information security executives. It focuses on governance, risk management, information security controls, and strategic planning. This certification bridges the gap between technical knowledge and executive management skills, preparing professionals for CISO-level roles.

ECIH – EC-Council Certified Incident Handler

ECIH trains professionals to effectively detect, respond to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents. It covers incident handling processes for various types of threats, including malware, insider threats, and data breaches. It’s ideal for SOC analysts, incident responders, and IT security professionals.

CND – Certified Network Defender

CND focuses on network security from a defensive perspective. It teaches how to protect, detect, and respond to network threats using real-world tools and techniques. This certification is great for network administrators, security analysts, and anyone responsible for safeguarding network infrastructure.

CHFI – Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator

CHFI is centered on digital forensics and investigation. It teaches how to collect, analyze, and report on digital evidence in a legally admissible way. This certification is ideal for law enforcement, forensic investigators, and cybersecurity professionals involved in incident response and legal proceedings.

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