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9:Ta85,HN Techno offers the best Offensive & Defensive Cyber Security training designed for students, professionals, interns and organizations who want to protect digital assets and master advanced security skills.
This course covers ethical hacking, penetration testing (VAPT), red team vs blue team operations, malware analysis, and digital forensics with real-world simulations.
You will learn how attackers exploit vulnerabilities and how defenders build multi-layer security using modern techniques.
Our program includes offensive security strategies such as exploit development, social engineering, phishing simulation, and advanced penetration testing.
On the defensive side, you gain expertise in SIEM tools, threat detection, incident response, IDS/IPS, firewalls, cloud security, IoT security, and endpoint protection.
HN Techno mentors guide you through hands-on labs, live projects, and cyber attack-defense case studies for maximum industry exposure.
We train you to think like a hacker and act like a defender with complete practical-based learning.
The course is structured for students, IT professionals, system admins, and businesses aiming to upgrade their security knowledge.
On successful completion, you receive an internationally valid certification to boost your career in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, network security, and SOC analysis.
HN Techno’s Cyber Security training in Ahmedabad is highly rated for practical learning, expert trainers, and industry relevance.
Join now to become a certified Cyber Security professional and safeguard the digital world
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<h2>Prerequisites</h2><ul><li>Basic computer literacy; recommended familiarity with command line and basic networking.</li><li>Recommended: basic programming (Python), understanding of web technologies (HTML, HTTP) is helpful.</li></ul><h2>Course Format</h2><ul><li>Four levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert. Each includes theory, hands-on labs, quizzes and projects.</li><li>Delivery modes: Instructor-led, self-paced video labs, cloud-based labs, and VM images for offline labs.</li></ul><h2>BEGINNER — Foundations</h2><h3>Introduction to Course & Fundamentals</h3><ul><li>Basics of Cyber Security, Hacking concepts and phases</li><li>Types of hackers, ethical vs malicious, hacker classifications</li><li>CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability</li><li>Ethical hacking phases and VAPT overview</li><li>Offensive and defensive security: roles and responsibilities</li><li>Elements of information security and common security terms</li><li>Why cybersecurity is needed: threat landscape & case studies</li></ul><h3>Lab Setup & System Basics</h3><ul><li>Linux fundamentals and administration (Kali Linux intro)</li><li>Kali Linux: installation, package management, common commands</li><li>Windows fundamentals and command-line basics (CMD & PowerShell)</li><li>Auditing basics for Kali and Windows, secure lab setup (VMs)</li><li>Creating isolated lab networks and snapshots</li></ul><h3>Networking & Architecture Basics</h3><ul><li>Network fundamentals and common topologies</li><li>ICANN & IANA roles, DNS basics and record types</li><li>OSI model and TCP/IP stack</li><li>TLS/SSL fundamentals and certificate basics</li><li>IP types, IPv4 vs IPv6, classification of IP addresses</li><li>Subnetting, CIDR notation, ports and services, common protocols</li></ul><h3>Beginner Labs & Assessments</h3><ul><li>Terminal exercises (Linux & Windows), file permissions, users</li><li>Basic Wireshark capture and packet inspection</li><li>Subnetting problems and IP planning</li><li>Quiz: foundational topics; lab checklist</li></ul><h2>INTERMEDIATE — Tools & Reconnaissance</h2>
<h3>Network Reonnaissance & Scanning</h3><ul><li>Port types, port management and common service ports</li><li>Nmap: basic to advanced scans, OS detection, NSE scripts</li><li>SSL/TLS scanning and certificate analysis (sslscan, sslyze)</li><li>Service/version/OS and vulnerability detection</li><li>Firewall detection, WAF fingerprinting (wafw00f) and bypass concepts</li><li>DoS/DDoS basics and controlled lab demos (Slowloris etc.)</li><li>0-day attack concept and responsible disclosure basics</li><li>Network device exploitation basics and Metasploitable2 labs</li></ul><h3>Email Security & Analysis</h3><ul><li>Email protocols (SMTP/POP3/IMAP), vulnerable email ports</li><li>Types of email threats: spoofing, phishing, malicious attachments</li><li>Email spoofing mechanics, EML file analysis and parsemail tools</li><li>Using MXToolbox, Elastic analyzers and GitHub email tools</li><li>Whitelisting vs blacklisting, email filtration and countermeasures</li></ul><h3>Web Reconnaissance & OSINT</h3><ul><li>Web information gathering methods and importance</li><li>Directory busting, fuzzing techniques and tools</li><li>Subdomain enumeration, DNS enumeration, subdomain takeover risks</li><li>Google dorking, Shodan/Fofa/Censys searches and dorks repository</li><li>OSINT framework usage, Archive.org and historical data</li><li>CMS fingerprinting and vulnerability analysis</li></ul><h3>Web Scanners & Burp Suite</h3><ul><li>Web scanners overview: Nikto, Nuclei, Nessus, Acunetix, ZAP, Gau, Invicti, Nexpose</li><li>Burp Suite: proxy, repeater, intruder, sequencer, extensions</li><li>Live scanning with Burp, manual request manipulation, URL decoding</li><li>Using Burp to bypass OTPs (lab controlled) and extension ecosystem</li></ul><h3>Network Sniffing & Deception</h3><ul><li>Packet capture and analysis with Wireshark</li><li>Ettercap, Bettercap for MITM attacks, ARP spoofing</li><li>Packet injection, Macof and DoS tools, Fiddler for HTTP(s) debugging</li><li>Deception technologies and honeytokens introduction</li></ul><h3>Intermediate Practical Tasks</h3><ul><li>Recon + scanning report using templates</li><li>Email attack simulation and hardened filtering setup</li><li>Burp labs: exploit simple vulnerabilities and create PoC</li></ul><h2>ADVANCED — Exploitation & Defensive Skills</h2>
<3>Advanced Web & API Security</h3><ul><li>OWASP Top 10 (2021) deep dive: Broken Access Control, Cryptographic Failures, Injection, Insecure Design, Security Misconfiguration, etc.</li><li>API security: REST & SOAP, OAUTH issues, common API vulnerabilities</li><li>Advanced attacks: SSRF, IDOR, RCE, LFI/RFI, file upload, clickjacking, CSRF/SSRF</li><li>Fuzzing, business logic flaws, race conditions, captcha bypasses</li></ul><h3>Exploitation Frameworks & Metasploit</h3><ul><li>Metasploit usage: information gathering, exploit modules, payloads, meterpreter</li><li>Auxiliary and post-exploitation modules, Armitage overview</li><li>Metasploit on cloud labs and safe payload generation (msfvenom)</li></ul><h3>Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering</h3><ul><li>Malware lab setup, types of malware, safe handling procedures</li><li>Static analysis: strings, PE headers, Pestudio; dynamic analysis in sandbox</li><li>Scripting malware for education: batch and Python (lab safe)</li><li>Image-based malware, cryptors, and evasion techniques</li><li>Reverse engineering fundamentals: assembly basics, Ghidra, Cutter, OllyDbg</li></ul><h3>Mobile & iOS Pentesting</h3><ul><li>Android exploitation: app testing, data storage, APK instrumentation</li><li>iOS pentesting fundamentals: architecture, jailbreaking, installing vulnerable apps</li><li>SSL pinning bypass, insecure local DB, keychain persistence, local auth issues</li></ul><h3>Wireless & IoT Security (Advanced)</h3><ul><li>Wireless standards, attack methodologies, Evil Twin and automation tools</li><li>Kali bootable wireless labs, counters and hardening</li><li>IoT exploitation: RDP/VNC, printer attacks, CCTV, industrial assets, Jenkins CI, Kubernetes dashboards (conceptual & lab-safe)</li><li>IoT VAPT methodology, threat modeling and risk analysis</li></ul><h3>Network Exploitation & Post-Exploitation</h3><ul><li>Credential harvesting techniques, AV bypass (concepts), PowerShell Empire usage</li><li>Tools: Veil, Fatrat, Mimikatz, lateral movement techniques, AD recon</li></ul><h3>Advanced Labs & Midterm Project</h3><ul><li>Targeted exploitation exercise with full VAPT report</li><li>Malware analysis lab report and reverse engineering mini-project</li></ul><h2>EXPERT — Specialization, Red Team & Blue Team</h2>
<h3>Red Team Operation & Advanced Offensive</h3><ul><li>Adversary simulation, C2 frameworks, advanced persistence and stealth</li><li>Supply chain attacks, chaining multi-stage exploits, zero-day lifecycle (conceptual)</li><li>Advanced cloud exploitation: S3 misconfigs, IAM escalation, Cloud Hopper case study</li><li>Rubber Ducky creation and physical attack vectors</li></ul><h3>Blue Team, Forensics & Incident Response</h3><ul><li>Digital forensics: evidence handling, Autopsy, Volatility, Belarc</li><li>Incident response lifecycle, triage, containment, eradication, recovery</li><li>Threat hunting, log analysis, SIEM basics, continuous monitoring and reporting</li><li>Data recovery techniques: virtual repair of storage, password recovery methods</li></ul><h3>Cloud & Container Security</h3><ul><li>Cloud architectures: private/public/hybrid, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS distinctions</li><li>Container security, serverless risks, Trivy, Sysdig, S3Inspector, lazys3, s3scanner</li><li>Cloud offensive tools: Pacu, CloudGoat, S3Inspector, and defensive controls</li></ul><h3>Governance, Compliance & Legal</h3><ul><li>Cyber laws and international standards: IT Act, Digital Data Protection Acts, IPC/CrPC basics</li><li>Cert-In, DOT, Copyright, Trademark considerations, cross-border legal issues</li><li>Standards & compliance: ISO/IEC 27001, PCI-DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, FedRAMP, CISA, NIST mapping</li></ul><h3>Bug Bounty Mastery & Reporting</h3><ul><li>Advanced dorks and discovery techniques, S3 bucket enumeration and exploitation</li><li>Subdomain takeover, CORS issues, DNS cache poisoning, HPP, SSRF/SSRF nuances</li><li>Report writing: formats, CVSS scoring, responsible disclosure, PoC video creation</li></ul><h3>Source Code Review & Secure SDLC</h3><ul><li>Threat modeling, code review techniques, automated SAST tools (Veracode, SonarQube, Bandit)</li><li>Supply chain security, dependency analysis, insecure build pipelines</li></ul><h3>Capstone Projects & Certification Prep</h3><ul><li>Full-scope VAPT capstone with professional report and remediation plan</li><li>Blue-team capstone with incident simulation and forensic artifacts</li><li>Guidance for certifications (OSCP, eJPT, CEH, CISSP basics) and career mentoring</li></ul><h2>TOOLS & SCANNER LIST (Selected)</h2><ul><li>Nmap, sslscan, sslyze, wafw00f, Nessus, OpenVAS, Acunetix, Nikto, Nuclei, Gau, ZAP</li><li>Burp Suite (Community & Pro), Metasploit, msfvenom, Wireshark, Ettercap, Bettercap</li><li>Ghidra, Cutter, OllyDbg, Pestudio, Autopsy, Volatility, Trivy, Pacu, S3Inspector</li><li>Parsemail, MXToolbox, Fofa, Shodan, OSINT Framework, archive.org, Gau, Lazys3</li></ul><h2>DELIVERABLES & ASSESSMENT</h2><ul><li>Pre-built lab VMs and cloud lab access</li><li>Weekly quizzes and practical labs</li><li>Midterm practical project and final capstone (VAPT or IR)</li><li>VAPT report templates, checklists, cheat-sheets and video PoCs</li><li>Certificate of Completion and recommendation letter for top performers</li></ul><h2>LEGAL & ETHICAL NOTICE</h2><ul><li>All labs are to be performed in isolated, authorized environments only.</li><li>Unauthorized testing on live systems is illegal and unethical.</li><li>This course emphasizes responsible disclosure and legal boundaries.</li></ul>
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f:Ta85,HN Techno offers the best Offensive & Defensive Cyber Security training designed for students, professionals, interns and organizations who want to protect digital assets and master advanced security skills.
This course covers ethical hacking, penetration testing (VAPT), red team vs blue team operations, malware analysis, and digital forensics with real-world simulations.
You will learn how attackers exploit vulnerabilities and how defenders build multi-layer security using modern techniques.
Our program includes offensive security strategies such as exploit development, social engineering, phishing simulation, and advanced penetration testing.
On the defensive side, you gain expertise in SIEM tools, threat detection, incident response, IDS/IPS, firewalls, cloud security, IoT security, and endpoint protection.
HN Techno mentors guide you through hands-on labs, live projects, and cyber attack-defense case studies for maximum industry exposure.
We train you to think like a hacker and act like a defender with complete practical-based learning.
The course is structured for students, IT professionals, system admins, and businesses aiming to upgrade their security knowledge.
On successful completion, you receive an internationally valid certification to boost your career in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, network security, and SOC analysis.
HN Techno’s Cyber Security training in Ahmedabad is highly rated for practical learning, expert trainers, and industry relevance.
Join now to become a certified Cyber Security professional and safeguard the digital world
10:T2ff5,
<h2>Prerequisites</h2><ul><li>Basic computer literacy; recommended familiarity with command line and basic networking.</li><li>Recommended: basic programming (Python), understanding of web technologies (HTML, HTTP) is helpful.</li></ul><h2>Course Format</h2><ul><li>Four levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert. Each includes theory, hands-on labs, quizzes and projects.</li><li>Delivery modes: Instructor-led, self-paced video labs, cloud-based labs, and VM images for offline labs.</li></ul><h2>BEGINNER — Foundations</h2><h3>Introduction to Course & Fundamentals</h3><ul><li>Basics of Cyber Security, Hacking concepts and phases</li><li>Types of hackers, ethical vs malicious, hacker classifications</li><li>CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability</li><li>Ethical hacking phases and VAPT overview</li><li>Offensive and defensive security: roles and responsibilities</li><li>Elements of information security and common security terms</li><li>Why cybersecurity is needed: threat landscape & case studies</li></ul><h3>Lab Setup & System Basics</h3><ul><li>Linux fundamentals and administration (Kali Linux intro)</li><li>Kali Linux: installation, package management, common commands</li><li>Windows fundamentals and command-line basics (CMD & PowerShell)</li><li>Auditing basics for Kali and Windows, secure lab setup (VMs)</li><li>Creating isolated lab networks and snapshots</li></ul><h3>Networking & Architecture Basics</h3><ul><li>Network fundamentals and common topologies</li><li>ICANN & IANA roles, DNS basics and record types</li><li>OSI model and TCP/IP stack</li><li>TLS/SSL fundamentals and certificate basics</li><li>IP types, IPv4 vs IPv6, classification of IP addresses</li><li>Subnetting, CIDR notation, ports and services, common protocols</li></ul><h3>Beginner Labs & Assessments</h3><ul><li>Terminal exercises (Linux & Windows), file permissions, users</li><li>Basic Wireshark capture and packet inspection</li><li>Subnetting problems and IP planning</li><li>Quiz: foundational topics; lab checklist</li></ul><h2>INTERMEDIATE — Tools & Reconnaissance</h2>
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<h3>Red Team Operation & Advanced Offensive</h3><ul><li>Adversary simulation, C2 frameworks, advanced persistence and stealth</li><li>Supply chain attacks, chaining multi-stage exploits, zero-day lifecycle (conceptual)</li><li>Advanced cloud exploitation: S3 misconfigs, IAM escalation, Cloud Hopper case study</li><li>Rubber Ducky creation and physical attack vectors</li></ul><h3>Blue Team, Forensics & Incident Response</h3><ul><li>Digital forensics: evidence handling, Autopsy, Volatility, Belarc</li><li>Incident response lifecycle, triage, containment, eradication, recovery</li><li>Threat hunting, log analysis, SIEM basics, continuous monitoring and reporting</li><li>Data recovery techniques: virtual repair of storage, password recovery methods</li></ul><h3>Cloud & Container Security</h3><ul><li>Cloud architectures: private/public/hybrid, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS distinctions</li><li>Container security, serverless risks, Trivy, Sysdig, S3Inspector, lazys3, s3scanner</li><li>Cloud offensive tools: Pacu, CloudGoat, S3Inspector, and defensive controls</li></ul><h3>Governance, Compliance & Legal</h3><ul><li>Cyber laws and international standards: IT Act, Digital Data Protection Acts, IPC/CrPC basics</li><li>Cert-In, DOT, Copyright, Trademark considerations, cross-border legal issues</li><li>Standards & compliance: ISO/IEC 27001, PCI-DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, FedRAMP, CISA, NIST mapping</li></ul><h3>Bug Bounty Mastery & Reporting</h3><ul><li>Advanced dorks and discovery techniques, S3 bucket enumeration and exploitation</li><li>Subdomain takeover, CORS issues, DNS cache poisoning, HPP, SSRF/SSRF nuances</li><li>Report writing: formats, CVSS scoring, responsible disclosure, PoC video creation</li></ul><h3>Source Code Review & Secure SDLC</h3><ul><li>Threat modeling, code review techniques, automated SAST tools (Veracode, SonarQube, Bandit)</li><li>Supply chain security, dependency analysis, insecure build pipelines</li></ul><h3>Capstone Projects & Certification Prep</h3><ul><li>Full-scope VAPT capstone with professional report and remediation plan</li><li>Blue-team capstone with incident simulation and forensic artifacts</li><li>Guidance for certifications (OSCP, eJPT, CEH, CISSP basics) and career mentoring</li></ul><h2>TOOLS & SCANNER LIST (Selected)</h2><ul><li>Nmap, sslscan, sslyze, wafw00f, Nessus, OpenVAS, Acunetix, Nikto, Nuclei, Gau, ZAP</li><li>Burp Suite (Community & Pro), Metasploit, msfvenom, Wireshark, Ettercap, Bettercap</li><li>Ghidra, Cutter, OllyDbg, Pestudio, Autopsy, Volatility, Trivy, Pacu, S3Inspector</li><li>Parsemail, MXToolbox, Fofa, Shodan, OSINT Framework, archive.org, Gau, Lazys3</li></ul><h2>DELIVERABLES & ASSESSMENT</h2><ul><li>Pre-built lab VMs and cloud lab access</li><li>Weekly quizzes and practical labs</li><li>Midterm practical project and final capstone (VAPT or IR)</li><li>VAPT report templates, checklists, cheat-sheets and video PoCs</li><li>Certificate of Completion and recommendation letter for top performers</li></ul><h2>LEGAL & ETHICAL NOTICE</h2><ul><li>All labs are to be performed in isolated, authorized environments only.</li><li>Unauthorized testing on live systems is illegal and unethical.</li><li>This course emphasizes responsible disclosure and legal boundaries.</li></ul>
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