CEH - Certified Ethical Hacker Training Geneva

Complete training in ethical hacking and penetration testing with EC-Council CEH certification

CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker)5 daysAdvancedBlended (in-person + remote)

In Geneva, our cybersecurity training supports Geneva businesses in their secure digital transformation. Organizations like UBS, Credit Suisse, Pictet trust our expertise to train their teams. Based in Campus Biotech, we understand the specific challenges of the Switzerland market and adapt our programs to local realities.

Key Information

Duration5 days

ModeBlended (in-person + remote)

LevelAdvanced

LocationGeneva

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CEH Checklist: Ethical Hacker Methodology

The 5 phases of ethical pentesting detailed with tools and techniques to master.

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Presentation

Complete training in ethical hacking and penetration testing with EC-Council CEH certification

Objectives

Master the 5 phases of ethical pentesting (Reconnaissance → Exploitation)
Use standard tools: Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark
Identify and exploit web vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10)
Conduct network and system penetration tests
Prepare for and pass the EC-Council CEH exam

Target Audience

→IT professionals wanting to become pentesters
→Security analysts and SOC analysts
→Network and system administrators
→Offensive security consultants
→Developers interested in application security

Prerequisites

Strong TCP/IP networking and systems (Windows/Linux) knowledge. System administration or development experience. Security+ or equivalent recommended.

Detailed Program

•Ethics, legality and pentesting methodology
•Hacking phases: reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation
•Lab environments: Kali Linux, Metasploitable, DVWA
•Attack surface and threat modeling

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Prerequisites

Strong TCP/IP networking and systems (Windows/Linux) knowledge. System administration or development experience. Security+ or equivalent recommended.

Target Audience

→IT professionals wanting to become pentesters
→Security analysts and SOC analysts
→Network and system administrators
→Offensive security consultants
→Developers interested in application security

Detailed Curriculum

Module 1: Ethical Hacking Fundamentals

→Ethics, legality and pentesting methodology
→Hacking phases: reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation
→Lab environments: Kali Linux, Metasploitable, DVWA
→Attack surface and threat modeling

Module 2: Reconnaissance and Scanning

→OSINT: footprinting, Google dorks, Shodan, theHarvester
→Network scanning with Nmap: techniques and NSE scripts
→Enumeration: DNS, SMTP, SNMP, SMB, LDAP
→Vulnerability scanning: Nessus, OpenVAS

Module 3: System Exploitation

→Metasploit Framework: modules, payloads, meterpreter
→Windows attacks: pass-the-hash, Mimikatz, BloodHound
→Linux attacks: privilege escalation, kernel exploits
→Antivirus evasion and obfuscation techniques

Module 4: Web and Application Hacking

→OWASP Top 10: SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, SSRF
→Burp Suite: interception, scanning, intruder
→REST and GraphQL API attacks
→Session security and authentication

Module 5: Advanced Attacks

→Network attacks: MITM, ARP spoofing, DNS poisoning
→Wireless attacks: WPA2 cracking, Evil Twin
→Social engineering and phishing
→Cryptanalysis and password cracking

Expected Outcomes

Master the 5 phases of ethical pentesting (Reconnaissance → Exploitation)

Use standard tools: Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark

Identify and exploit web vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10)

Conduct network and system penetration tests

Prepare for and pass the EC-Council CEH exam

Companies in Geneva using this training

UBS - Awareness training for 500+ employees
Credit Suisse - Ongoing certification program
Pictet - Security audit and custom training
Campus Biotech startups - Monthly group training sessions

Regulatory Compliance

Swiss DPA (Federal Data Protection Act), FINMA (banking regulation), ISO 27001 required for financial institutions, revised FADP (2023), GDPR-equivalent compliance

FAQs

Is CEH legal and ethical?

Yes, CEH trains in hacking techniques within an ethical and legal framework. Skills are used for authorized penetration tests, security audits and system protection. Training emphasizes ethics and required written authorizations.

How much does the CEH exam cost?

The CEH exam costs approximately $950-1200 depending on method (Pearson VUE or ECC exam). It includes 125 questions over 4 hours. The passing score varies from 60% to 85% based on form difficulty.

What is the difference between CEH and OSCP?

CEH is a theoretical certification (MCQ) covering a broad spectrum of techniques. OSCP is 100% practical (24h lab + report) and more challenging. CEH is ideal to start, OSCP to prove advanced practical pentesting skills.

What salary for a CEH certified pentester?

A junior pentester with CEH earns €40-50K in France. With 3-5 years of experience, salaries rise to €60-80K. Senior pentesters can reach €90-120K, especially as freelancers or in specialized firms.

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Next session in Geneva

March 16, 2026