Ethical Hacking

There are about 156 Ethical Hacking colleges in India. Out of these,  32 colleges are owned by the Private sector and the Public sector owns 7. Some of the popular ethical hacking colleges in India are S.S. Jain Subodh Pg College, Gujarat University, IANT- Institute of Advance Network Technology, IZee Business School, Rayat Bhara University, Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Arts, and many more. About 67 colleges ethical hacking course fee ranges < INR 1 lakh. 

Ethical Hacking is a kind of hacking but it is legal in nature, it is used for security purposes aiming towards fixing the weak links in the system and networks so that intruders cannot cause harm the information and programs in our system. Key concepts of Ethical hacking are hacking methodologies, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, social engineering, all conducted with proper authorization and within legal boundaries. Ethical hackers also focus on reporting vulnerabilities and providing remediation advice to organizations.

Ethical hacking professionals are rare to find due to the skill gap in the market, which makes it likely to land a good pay scale if you happen to crack interviews by showcasing your ethical hacking skillset. Honestly, the ethical hacking certification might add weight to your resume, but it's always advisable to pair that up with a full-fledged course or degree in IT.

The ethical hacker course at Quest Institute of Knowledge includes the following topics:-

• Scanning Networks
• Social Engineering
• Foot-printing and Reconnaissance
• Cryptography
• Hacking Wireless Networks
• SQL Injection, etc.

Quest Institute of Knowledge offers the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) course to candidates in the hacking domain. The course is for a duration of 40 hours, which is divided into eight hours per day for five days. The final exam for this course is conducted online for a duration of four hours and comprises of 125 questions. Candidates can register for the course with class 12 marks.