• Needs to know basic computer operation.
• Needs to know basic networking concepts.

• Information Security Consultant.
• Information Security Investigator.
• Cyber Investigator.
• Information Security Technical Support.
• Information Security Analyst.
• Ethical Hacking Expert.
• Ethical Hacking Tools Expert.

There is a growing demand for Ethical Hackers – computer and networking experts who systematically probe networks, applications and other computer systems on behalf of employers for the purpose of finding security vulnerabilities that a malicious hacker could potentially exploit. The ultimate goal is to prevent data theft and fraud.

Whereas once cyber-attacks were considered weak in nature compared to other physical crimes, they are now viewed as potential weapons of business destruction. Cyber space has become the preferred environment for criminals to wage industrial espionage and it is estimated that global losses from cyber-attacks reached $400 billion (£260 billion) last year and 400,000 cyber threats on the British government had to be blocked. Likewise, the ethical hacker – or less colorfully, penetration tester – previously regarded as a furtive, nerdy character, is enjoying a makeover. For a start, Terry Cutler, CTO at Digital Locksmiths, considers an Ethical Hacker “the coolest name on the planet”; alongside this, the job is fascinating and, perhaps most importantly, the demand for Ethical Hackers is “insatiable”.

The recent Cyber Security Strategy paper from PWC suggests that 90 per cent of large organizations had a security breach in the past year, with 69 per cent of large organizations and 38 per cent of small organizations being attacked by an unauthorized outsider. Hence, companies are on the hunt for Ethical Hackers to fortify their networks and block incoming hacking cyber-attacks by systematically exploring the network for technological flaws.

Computer Hacking Forensic Investigation v9 (CHFI v9)

• Computer Forensics in Today’s World
• Computer Forensics Investigation Process
• Searching and Seizing of Computers
• Digital Evidence
• First responder Procedures
• Incident Handling
• Computer Forensics lab
• Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
• Digital Media Services
• CD/DVD Forensics
• Windows Linux Macintosh boot process
• Windows Forensics I
• Windows Forensics II
• Linux Forensics
• Mac Forensics
• Data Acquisition and Duplication
• Recovering deleted Files and Deleted Partitions
• Forensics Investigations Using Encase
• Steganography
• Image Files Forensics
• Audio Files Forensics
• Video Files forensics
• Application Password Crackers
• Log Capturing and Event Correlation
• Network Forensics and Investigating Logs
• Investigating Network Traffics
• Router Forensics
• Investigating Wireless Attacks
• Investigating Web Attacks
• Investigating DoS Attacks
• Investigating virus, Trojan, spyware and Rootkit Attacks
• Investigating Internet Crimes
• Tracking Emails and Investigating Email crimes
• PDA Forensics
• Blackberry Forensics
• iPod and iPhone Forensics
• Cell Phone Forensics
• USB Forensics
• Printer Forensics
• Investigating Corporate Espionage
• Investigating Computer Data Breaches
• Investigating Trademark and copyright Infringement
• Investigating Sexual Harassment Incidents
• Investigating Child Pornography Cases
• Investigating Identity Theft Cases
• Investigating Defamation over Websites and Blog posting
• Investigating Social Networking Websites for Evidences
• Investigation Search Keywords
• Investigative Reports
• Becoming an Expert Witness
• How to become a Digital Detective
• Computer Forensics and Legal Compliance
• Security Policies
• Risk Assessment
• Evaluation and Certification of Information Systems
• Ethics in Computer Forensics
• Computer Forensic Tools
• Windows Based Command Line Tools
• Windows Based GUI Tools
• Forensic Frameworks
• Forensic Investigation Templates
• Computer Forensics Consulting Companies

• Information Security Basics
• Desktop and server security
• Linux Security
• Firewall security
• Internet Security
• E-mail Security
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Penetration Testing
• Mobile Security
• Network Security
• Ethical Hacking Attacks
• Data Security
• Cyber Forensics
• Cyber Laws and IT Acts
• Forensics and Investigations

       ARUN S - Consultant - Trainer

• He is currently asscoiated with CPRO IT SERVICES PVT LTD as Technical Consultant
• He is a consultant and Training Solution architect.
• Over all 16 years of experience in various IT fields. 
• As a Corporate trainer, he has conducted different Corporate Training Programs.
• Expert level knowledge in the following
  • Penetrating Testing
  • Cyber Crime Investigations
  • Vulnerability Assessment
  • Incident Response
  • Log Analysis
  • Physical Security
  • System Monitoring
  • Event handling
  • Trouble shooting
  • Network & System Security
  • Patch Management

About the Exam

At Corporate - (5 Days)

• Request for Proposal - Training from Corporate
• Proposal from CPRO IT SERVICES PVT LTD
• Fees : Cost Effective - based on requirement

At CPRO Centre - (5 Days)

• Depending on Schedule weekday or Week End
• CHFI Material, Training, Examination Voucher with Certificate - 32,000 INR
• CHFI Knowledge based Training - 15,000 INR
• One to One Teaching

At College/Institutes: - (5 Days)

• Request for Proposal - Training from Engineering College/Institute
• Proposal from CPRO IT SERVICES PVT LTD
• Fees : Cost Effective - based on requirement