Certified Global Ethical Hacker Super+ (CGEH Super+) The Ultimate Cybersecurity Training in Bhubaneswar
🚀 Certified Global Ethical Hacker SUPER+ (With CEHv13 Certification)
Are you ready to launch your career in cybersecurity with the most advanced ethical hacking and cyber forensics training program in Odisha?
🔐 Introducing CGEH SUPER+ – Your Gateway to a High-Demand Cybersecurity Career
The Certified Global Ethical Hacker SUPER+ (CGEH SUPER+) program by GIIS India is Bhubaneswar’s premier cybersecurity training initiative, meticulously designed to prepare future-ready professionals for elite roles in ethical hacking, penetration testing, SOC operations, security auditing, and cyber forensics.
This intensive 1-Year Hybrid Program (6 Months Training + 6 Months Internship) is crafted to provide unmatched industry exposure, practical skill development, and career acceleration.
📚 Course Overview
The CGEH SUPER+ curriculum is developed with inputs from leading cybersecurity experts and companies like Threatsys Technologies, Securium Solutions, and other industry giants.
Core Modules Include:
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Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
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Digital Forensics & Incident Response
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SOC Operations & Threat Intelligence
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Security Audits & Risk Assessments
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Cyber Law & Compliance (ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, GDPR, NIST)
🎓 Program Highlights
✅ Duration: 1 Year
🖥️ Mode: On-Premises & Online (Hybrid Learning Model)
🔐 Training: 6 Months Hands-On Training
💼 Internship: 6 Months Internship with Top Cybersecurity Companies
🏅 Certification: CEH Certification + GIIS Certified Global Ethical Hacker SUPER+
📄 Experience Letter: 1-Year Industry Experience Letter Provided
🤝 Referrals: 5 Direct Referrals to Top Cybersecurity Companies
📈 Assessments: 75% Passing Criteria | Online & Physical Exams
📂 Projects: Real-World Cybersecurity Projects (Mandatory)
🎯 Who Should Enroll?
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Students & Graduates (BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Sc-IT)
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Cybersecurity Enthusiasts & Ethical Hackers
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Security Analysts & Penetration Testers
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SOC & NOC Engineers
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Law Enforcement, Govt, & Risk Management Professionals
🛡️ Why Choose CGEH SUPER+ at GIIS India?
✔️ Ranked #1 Cybersecurity Training Institute in Bhubaneswar
✔️ Globally Recognized Certifications
✔️ 100% Hands-On Training with Real-Time Labs
✔️ Internship & Placement Support with Cybersecurity Giants
✔️ CEH Certification + 1-Year Experience Letter
✔️ Red vs. Blue Team Cyber Attack Simulations
✔️ Personalized Career Mentorship & Job Placement Support
🧪 Hands-On Training Includes:
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Live Cyber Range Labs
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Penetration Testing Simulations
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Digital Forensics Investigations
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Red Team vs Blue Team Exercises
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Security Audits Based on Global Standards
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Compliance Assessments (ISO, PCI-DSS, NIST)
💼 Career Support
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Guaranteed Internship with Leading Cybersecurity Firms
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5 Referrals to Top Cybersecurity Companies
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Job Placement Assistance Based on Performance
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Resume Building & Interview Preparation
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1-Year Experience Letter – Boost Your Profile
📢 Enroll Now – Become a Certified Global Ethical Hacker SUPER+
Take the first step towards a high-paying career in cybersecurity. With CGEH SUPER+, you’ll gain the skills, experience, and certification needed to stand out in a competitive job market.
📍 Location: GIIS India, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
🌐 Website: giisindia.in
📞 Contact Us: 7790000770 , 8280000242
Curriculum
- 24 Sections
- 201 Lessons
- 48 Weeks
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- Week 1Cybersecurity Basic & networking fundamentals6
- 1.1Introduction & Basics of CybersecurityCopy
- 1.2Terminology (Web, Servers, Systems, Network Programming Languages, Hacking, IT Security)Copy
- 1.3CIA Triad(Confidentiality , Integrity , Availability)Copy
- 1.4Vulnerability, Threat, Impact, and AttackCopy
- 1.5Networking fundamentalsCopy
- 1.6Security AwarenessCopy
- Week 2Security Protocols & VAPT Overview7
- Week 3Vulnerability assessment & Penetration testing8
- 3.1Vulnerability assessment using toolsCopy60 Minutes
- 3.2Vulnerability Assessment MethodologiesCopy
- 3.3Port Scanning & Service Detection TechniquesCopy
- 3.4Basic Nmap scanningCopy
- 3.5Penetration testing using toolsCopy
- 3.6Exploiting network vulnerabilitiesCopy
- 3.7Privilege Escalation TechniquesCopy
- 3.8Post-Exploitation & Maintaining AccessCopy
- Week 4Exploitation , Anonymity & Case Studies6
- Week 5Introduction to Web Application Security8
- 5.1Introduction to Web SecurityCopy
- 5.2Hacking to ExploreCopy
- 5.3Understanding Web Application ArchitectureCopy
- 5.4Web Application Penetration Testing BasicsCopy
- 5.5Understanding HTTP/HTTPS Requests and ResponsesCopy
- 5.6Common HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)Copy
- 5.7Session Management & Cookies SecurityCopy
- 5.8Identifying & Exploiting Common Web VulnerabilitiesCopy
- Week 6Security Standards & OWASP Top 10 (Part 1)8
- 6.1Introduction to Standards of Hacking & OWASP, SANS, OSSTMM, NIST, ISMS, PCICopy
- 6.2Introduction to OWASP Top 10 VulnerabilitiesCopy
- 6.3SQL Injection (SQLi) & Understanding & ExploitationCopy
- 6.4Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) & Types & MitigationCopy
- 6.5Broken Authentication & Session ManagementCopy
- 6.6Sensitive Data Exposure & Encryption Best PracticesCopy
- 6.7Security Misconfigurations in Web ApplicationsCopy
- 6.8Exploring OWASP Tools & ResourcesCopy
- Week 7OWASP Top 10 (Part 2) & Hands-on Testing6
- Week 8SSL & Web Security Enhancements9
- 8.1Introduction to SSL/TLS Its Role in Web SecurityCopy
- 8.2Understanding SSL/TLS Handshake & Encryption MechanismsCopy
- 8.3Common SSL/TLS Vulnerabilities (SSL Stripping, Heartbleed, POODLE, BEAST, etc.)Copy
- 8.4Certificate Authorities (CAs) & Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)Copy
- 8.5Identifying Weak SSL Configurations & MisconfigurationsCopy
- 8.6Web Application Security Testing with OWASP ZAPCopy
- 8.7Using Acunetix for Automated Web Security ScanningCopy
- 8.8Comparing Web App Scanners: Burp Suite, Nessus, Nikto, and MoreCopy
- 8.9Hardening Web Security: Best Practices for Secure SSL/TLS ImplementationCopy
- Week 9Compliance & Mobile Pentesting Introduction8
- 9.1Introduction to Security ComplianceCopy
- 9.2Overview of Security Compliance Standards (GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 2)Copy
- 9.3Importance of Compliance in Cybersecurity , Risk Assessment & Compliance AuditingCopy
- 9.4Introduction to Mobile Application SecurityCopy
- 9.5Understanding Mobile Application Architecture (Android & iOS)Copy
- 9.6Common Security Threats in Mobile AppsCopy
- 9.7Basic Tools for Mobile Pentesting (MobSF, Frida, Burp Suite, Drozer)Copy
- 9.8Securing Mobile Applications & Best PracticesCopy
- Week 10OWASP mobile security7
- 10.1Introduction to Mobile SecurityCopy
- 10.2Understanding Android & iOS Security ArchitectureCopy
- 10.3Static & Dynamic Analysis of Mobile ApplicationsCopy
- 10.4Injection Attacks in Mobile ApplicationsCopy
- 10.5Insecure Data Storage & LeakageCopy
- 10.6Exploring Insecure Communication in Mobile AppsCopy
- 10.7Security Best Practices for Mobile ApplicationsCopy
- Week 11Mobile App Reverse Engineering & Exploitation7
- 11.1Introduction to Mobile App Reverse EngineeringCopy
- 11.2APK Decompiling & Code AnalysisCopy
- 11.3Tools for Reverse Engineering (JADX, APKTool, MobSF, Ghidra, Frida)Copy
- 11.4Static Analysis of Mobile ApplicationsCopy
- 11.5Dynamic Analysis & Runtime ManipulationCopy
- 11.6Exploit Development for Mobile ApplicationsCopy
- 11.7Mitigation Techniques & Security Best PracticesCopy
- Week 12Mobile Security Tools & Final Assessments10
- 12.1Overview of Mobile Security Testing ToolsCopy
- 12.2Introduction to MobSF (Mobile Security Framework)Copy
- 12.3Using JADX for APK Decompilation & Code AnalysisCopy
- 12.4Setting Up & Using Android Emulator for PentestingCopy
- 12.5Intercepting Mobile Traffic with Burp Suite & MITMProxyCopy
- 12.6Using Angry IP Scanner for Network ReconnaissanceCopy
- 12.7Advanced Mobile Security Testing TechniquesCopy
- 12.8Capture the Flag (CTF) & Practical ExercisesCopy
- 12.9Report Writing & Documentation Best PracticesCopy
- 12.10Discussion on Career Paths in Mobile SecurityCopy
- Week 13Advanced Network Scanning & Mapping10
- 13.1Introduction to Advanced Nmap Techniques Identifying Running Services & Version DetectionCopy
- 13.2Deep Dive into Port Scanning (TCP & UDP)Copy
- 13.3Understanding Nmap Scan Types (SYN, ACK, FIN, XMAS, NULL, etc.)Copy
- 13.4OS Fingerprinting & Network MappingCopy
- 13.5Identifying Running Services & Version DetectionCopy
- 13.6Detecting Vulnerabilities with Nmap Scripts (NSE & Nmap Scripting Engine)Copy
- 13.7Evading Firewalls & IDS/IPS with NmapCopy
- 13.8Advanced Target Enumeration & Host Discovery TechniquesCopy
- 13.9Bypassing Security Mechanisms with NmapCopy
- 13.10Practical Exercises & Real-World ScenariosCopy
- Week 14Exploiting Virtualized Environments8
- 14.1Introduction to Virtualization & Virtual MachinesCopy
- 14.2Overview of Virtualization Platforms: VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V, KVMCopy
- 14.3Understanding Virtual Machine Architecture & SecurityCopy
- 14.4Common Vulnerabilities in Virtualized EnvironmentsCopy
- 14.5Virtual Machine Escape Attacks & Exploitation TechniquesCopy
- 14.6Attacking Hypervisors: Threats & Real-World ExploitsCopy
- 14.7Hands-on Exploitation of Virtual Machines in a Lab SetupCopy
- 14.8Case Studies on Virtualization Security BreachesCopy
- Week 15Hacking-Based Operating Systems7
- 15.1Introduction to Hacking-Based Operating SystemsCopy
- 15.2Overview of Kali Linux & Its Role in PentestingCopy
- 15.3Advanced Tools & Usage in Kali LinuxCopy
- 15.4Essential Command-Line Tools for Security TestingCopy
- 15.5Live Booting vs. Full Installation: Pros & ConsCopy
- 15.6Anonymity & Privacy Tools in Hacking OS (Tor, VPN, ProxyChains)Copy
- 15.7Hands-on Labs: Practical Exercises Using Kali & Parrot OSCopy
- Week 16Hands-on Lab & Networking Security Challenges9
- 16.1Simulating Real-World Attack ScenariosCopy
- 16.2Setting Up a Pentesting Lab for Practical ExercisesCopy
- 16.3Hands-on Exploitation of Network VulnerabilitiesCopy
- 16.4Advanced Network Security ChallengesCopy
- 16.5Capture The Flag (CTF) Exercises & ChallengesCopy
- 16.6Red Team vs. Blue Team SimulationCopy
- 16.7Analyzing & Mitigating Attacks in Real-TimeCopy
- 16.8Review of Tools Used in Network Security TestingCopy
- 16.9Final Assessment & Certification ChallengeCopy
- Week 17Understanding REST & SOAP APIs9
- 17.1Introduction to APIs & Their Role in Web ApplicationsCopy
- 17.2API Structure & Communication MechanismsCopy
- 17.3Understanding REST vs. SOAP APIs: Key DifferencesCopy
- 17.4Authentication Methods in APIs (API Keys, OAuth, JWT, Basic Auth)Copy
- 17.5Common API Vulnerabilities (Broken Authentication, Insecure Endpoints, Rate Limiting Bypass)Copy
- 17.6API Request Manipulation & Exploitation TechniquesCopy
- 17.7API Rate Limiting & Throttling MechanismsCopy
- 17.8Securing APIs: Best Practices & Mitigation StrategiesCopy
- 17.9Hands-on API Pentesting Labs & Real-World ScenariosCopy
- Week 18API Authentication Testing9
- 18.1Introduction to API Authentication & AuthorizationCopy
- 18.2OAuth 2.0: Flow, Scopes, and Common ImplementationsCopy
- 18.3Understanding OAuth, API Keys, and JWT AuthenticationCopy
- 18.4Testing API Authentication Mechanisms for WeaknessesCopy
- 18.5Broken Authentication in APIs (Session Hijacking, Token Leakage)Copy
- 18.6Testing API Authorization (Role-Based Access Control, Privilege Escalation)Copy
- 18.7API Security Best Practices for Authentication & AuthorizationCopy
- 18.8Hands-on API Pentesting Labs & Real-World ExploitsCopy
- 18.9Reporting & Mitigating API Authentication VulnerabilitiesCopy
- Week 19API Fuzzing for Error Handling9
- 19.1Introduction to API Fuzzing & Its Importance in Security TestingCopy
- 19.2Identifying Vulnerable API EndpointsCopy
- 19.3Understanding API Error Handling & Response CodesCopy
- 19.4Using Burp Suite for API Fuzzing & Security TestingCopy
- 19.5Automated API Fuzzing Techniques & ToolsCopy
- 19.6Handling Improper Error Messages & Information LeakageCopy
- 19.7Detecting & Exploiting Improper Input Validation in APIsCopy
- 19.8Rate Limiting & Throttling Evasion via FuzzingCopy
- 19.9Hands-on API Security Challenges & Practical ExercisesCopy
- Week 20Real-World API Exploitation10
- 20.1Introduction to API Exploitation & Security RiskCopy
- 20.2Identifying & Exploiting Broken Authentication in APIsCopy
- 20.3API Hacking Practical Scenarios & Case StudiesCopy
- 20.4Bypassing API Authorization & Privilege Escalation AttacksCopy
- 20.5Injection Attacks in APIs (SQLi, XSS, Command Injection, SSRF)Copy
- 20.6Mass Assignment & Business Logic Exploitation in APIsCopy
- 20.7Rate Limiting & Throttling Bypass TechniquesCopy
- 20.8API Data Exposure & Sensitive Information LeakageCopy
- 20.9Securing APIs Against Known Attacks & Implementing Best PracticesCopy
- 20.10Hands-on API Pentesting Challenge & Final AssessmentCopy
- Week 21Introduction to Cyber Forensics10
- 21.1Introduction to Cyber Forensics & Its ImportanceCopy
- 21.2Digital Evidence Collection & Chain of CustodyCopy
- 21.3Types of Digital Evidence & Their SignificanceCopy
- 21.4Basics of Forensic Investigation MethodologiesCopy
- 21.5Understanding File Systems & Data RecoveryCopy
- 21.6Memory & Disk Forensics TechniquesCopy
- 21.7Network Forensics: Capturing & Analyzing Network TrafficCopy
- 21.8Forensic Tools Overview (Autopsy, FTK, EnCase, Wireshark)Copy
- 21.9Legal Aspects & Compliance in Cyber ForensicsCopy
- 21.10Hands-on Case Study: Investigating a Cyber IncidentCopy
- Week 22IP Tracking & Network Analysis10
- 22.1Introduction to IP Tracking & Network AnalysisCopy
- 22.2Identifying Malicious IPs &; Threat Intelligence SourcesCopy
- 22.3Understanding IP Addressing & GeolocationCopy
- 22.4Tracing IPs Using OSINT Tools (Shodan, Maltego, etc.)Copy
- 22.5Network Traffic Analysis FundamentalsCopy
- 22.6Packet Capturing & Inspection Using WiresharkCopy
- 22.7Detecting Suspicious Traffic & Anomalies in NetworksCopy
- 22.8Investigating DDoS Attacks & Malicious Network ActivityCopy
- 22.9Forensic Analysis of Network Logs & IntrusionsCopy
- 22.10Hands-on Lab: Real-World Network Traffic Analysis ScenariosCopy
- Week 23Email Analysis & Phishing Attacks10
- 23.1Introduction to Email Security & ThreatsCopy
- 23.2Understanding Email Protocols (SMTP, POP3, IMAP)Copy
- 23.3Email Header Analysis for InvestigationsCopy
- 23.4Identifying Phishing & Spoofing AttacksCopy
- 23.5Analyzing Malicious Attachments ; Links in EmailsCopy
- 23.6Email Forgery & Social Engineering TacticsCopy
- 23.7Using OSINT Tools for Email Tracking & VerificationCopy
- 23.8Implementing Email Security Measures (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)Copy
- 23.9Detecting Business Email Compromise (BEC) AttacksCopy
- 23.10Hands-on Lab: Investigating Real-World Phishing EmailsCopy
- Week 24Incident Response & Hands-on Labs10
- 24.1Introduction to Incident Response & Its ImportanceCopy
- 24.2Understanding the Incident Response Lifecycle (NIST Framework)Copy
- 24.3Investigating Security Incidents & Digital Forensics TechniquesCopy
- 24.4Log Analysis & Threat Hunting in Incident ResponseCopy
- 24.5Simulating Phishing Attacks & Social Engineering ScenariosCopy
- 24.6Detecting & Mitigating Ransomware & Malware AttacksCopy
- 24.7Incident Containment, Eradication, and Recovery StrategiesCopy
- 24.8Hands-on Threat Analysis Using SIEM Tools (Splunk, ELK, Wazuh)Copy
- 24.9Creating an Effective Incident Response Plan (IRP)Copy
- 24.10Final Lab Challenge: Real-World Cyber Attack Simulation & ResponseCopy