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Cybersecurity
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) in Estonia
Develop practical cybersecurity skills with CEH Training and Certification from StepMerit Learning. This comprehensive ethical hacking course covers reconnaissance, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, web application security, wireless security, cloud security, IoT security, and cryptography. CEH Training in Estonia helps aspiring ethical hackers, cybersecurity professionals, and IT specialists build job-relevant knowledge and prepare for the globally recognized Certified Ethical Hacker certification.
40 Hours / 5 DaysIntermediate4 · 3,000 reviews
Training calendar
Upcoming four-month course schedule
A new weekday and weekend batch starts every week. Each batch runs for 5 training days, based on the course duration of 40 Hours / 5 Days.
Weekend batches
November 2026
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
07 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
14 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
21 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
28 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
Weekend batches
December 2026
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
05 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
12 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
19 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
26 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
Weekend batches
January 2027
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
02 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
09 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
16 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
23 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
30 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
Course curriculum
What you’ll learn
40 Hours / 5 DaysIntermediate
- Module 01: Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity
- Information security fundamentals
- Ethical hacking concepts and principles
- Cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks
- Information security controls and defense strategies
- Ethical hacking phases and methodologies
- Module 02: Footprinting and Reconnaissance
- Footprinting concepts and methodologies
- Passive and active reconnaissance
- Search engines and online resources
- DNS and network information gathering
- Social engineering reconnaissance
- Automated footprinting tools
- Module 03: Scanning Networks
- Network scanning concepts
- Host discovery and port scanning
- Network services and banner grabbing
- Vulnerability scanning
- Scanning methodologies and tools
- Countermeasures against network scanning
- Module 04: Enumeration
- Enumeration concepts and techniques
- NetBIOS and SNMP enumeration
- LDAP and SMTP enumeration
- DNS enumeration
- Network services enumeration
- Enumeration countermeasures
- Module 05: Vulnerability Analysis
- Vulnerability assessment concepts
- Vulnerability scanning methodologies
- Common vulnerability databases
- Security assessment tools
- Risk identification and prioritization
- Vulnerability remediation concepts
- Module 06: System Hacking
- System hacking methodologies
- Password attacks and authentication weaknesses
- Privilege escalation concepts
- Malware and attack techniques
- Covering tracks and anti-forensics concepts
- Countermeasures for system attacks
- Module 07: Malware Threats
- Malware concepts and classifications
- Viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware
- Rootkits and spyware
- Malware analysis fundamentals
- Fileless malware concepts
- Malware detection and prevention
- Module 08: Sniffing
- Network sniffing concepts
- Packet capture and traffic analysis
- Active and passive sniffing
- Protocol analysis
- Sniffing tools and techniques
- Sniffing countermeasures
- Module 09: Social Engineering
- Social engineering concepts
- Human-based and technical attacks
- Phishing and spear phishing
- Impersonation and pretexting
- Social engineering prevention
- Security awareness practices
- Module 10: Denial-of-Service
- DoS and DDoS concepts
- Network and application-layer attacks
- Botnets and distributed attacks
- DoS attack techniques
- Detection and monitoring
- DoS and DDoS mitigation strategies
- Module 11: Session Hijacking
- Session management fundamentals
- Session hijacking concepts
- Application-level session attacks
- Network-level session attacks
- Cookie and authentication security
- Session hijacking countermeasures
- Module 12: Hacking Web Servers
- Web server architecture
- Web server vulnerabilities
- Web server attack methodologies
- Misconfiguration and security weaknesses
- Web server attack tools
- Web server hardening techniques
- Module 13: Hacking Web Applications
- Web application security fundamentals
- Common web application vulnerabilities
- Injection attacks
- Authentication and authorization weaknesses
- Cross-site scripting concepts
- Web application security testing and countermeasures
- Module 14: SQL Injection
- SQL injection fundamentals
- Injection attack techniques
- Authentication bypass concepts
- Database security weaknesses
- SQL injection testing tools
- SQL injection prevention and mitigation
- Module 15: Hacking Wireless Networks
- Wireless security fundamentals
- Wi-Fi protocols and authentication
- Wireless network vulnerabilities
- Wireless attack techniques
- Wireless security testing tools
- Wireless network protection
- Module 16: Hacking Mobile Platforms
- Mobile security fundamentals
- Android and mobile application security
- Mobile device vulnerabilities
- Mobile malware concepts
- Mobile application attack techniques
- Mobile security controls and countermeasures
- Module 17: IoT and OT Security
- IoT security fundamentals
- IoT architecture and communication
- IoT vulnerabilities and attack surfaces
- Operational Technology security concepts
- IoT and OT attack techniques
- Security controls for connected environments
- Module 18: Cloud Computing Security
- Cloud computing fundamentals
- Cloud security architecture
- Cloud threats and vulnerabilities
- Identity and access management
- Cloud attack techniques
- Cloud security controls and best practices
- Module 19: Cryptography
- Cryptography fundamentals
- Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
- Hashing algorithms
- Digital signatures and certificates
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
- Cryptographic attacks and security practices
- Module 20: Practical Ethical Hacking and Security Assessment
- Ethical hacking methodology
- Security assessment and penetration testing concepts
- Vulnerability identification and exploitation in authorized environments
- Security tools and practical techniques
- Documentation and security reporting
- Remediation recommendations and risk mitigation
Entry requirements and prerequisites
- No mandatory prerequisites: EC-Council states that there are no specific prerequisites for joining the CEH program.
- Recommended IT security experience in Estonia : Candidates are strongly recommended to have around 2 years of IT security experience before attempting CEH.
- Basic networking knowledge: Familiarity with TCP/IP, ports, protocols, network devices, and basic network security is recommended.
- Basic operating system knowledge: Understanding of Windows and Linux operating systems, system administration, and command-line fundamentals is beneficial.
- Basic cybersecurity knowledge: Familiarity with information security concepts, vulnerabilities, threats, and common attack techniques will help learners follow the course effectively.
- Programming knowledge: Basic scripting or programming knowledge, such as Python, can be helpful but is not mandatory.
- Exam eligibility: Candidates who complete official EC-Council training can follow the training-based eligibility route. Those seeking to take the exam without official training generally need to demonstrate two years of information-security-related experience and complete EC-Council's eligibility process.
Career value
Reasons to choose this course
Build In-Demand Ethical Hacking Skills
Develop practical knowledge of ethical hacking, vulnerability assessment, reconnaissance, and cybersecurity techniques used to identify security weaknesses.
Strengthen Penetration Testing Expertise
Learn methodologies for assessing networks, systems, web applications, and cloud environments to build job-ready penetration testing capabilities.
Gain Hands-On Cybersecurity Experience
Work with industry-relevant tools, techniques, and practical security scenarios to transform cybersecurity concepts into applicable technical skills.
Prepare for Cybersecurity Career Opportunities
Build a strong foundation for roles such as Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Security Analyst, Vulnerability Analyst, and Cybersecurity Specialist.
Earn a Globally Recognized CEH Certification
Validate your ethical hacking knowledge with the Certified Ethical Hacker credential from EC-Council and strengthen your professional cybersecurity profile.
Learn from StepMerit Learning
Access structured CEH training with experienced trainers, practical learning activities, and career-oriented guidance from StepMerit Learning.
The program is designed to support learners developing ethical hacking and cybersecurity knowledge.
Advantages
Turn learning into practical capability
Understand the Cyber Attack Lifecycle
Learn how cyberattacks progress from reconnaissance and scanning to exploitation, maintaining access, and covering tracks, helping you understand how attackers approach vulnerable environments.
Develop Web Application Security Knowledge
Explore common web application vulnerabilities, attack vectors, and security testing concepts to build knowledge applicable to modern web security and application protection.
Learn Network Defense Concepts
Gain deeper awareness of network protocols, security mechanisms, firewalls, intrusion detection, and other defensive technologies used to protect enterprise IT infrastructures.
Explore Cloud and Wireless Security
Understand important security considerations across cloud computing and wireless environments, helping you develop a broader foundation for contemporary cybersecurity challenges.
Improve Security Risk Awareness
Learn to recognize vulnerabilities, evaluate potential attack surfaces, and understand the relationship between security weaknesses, threats, and organizational risk.
Build a Foundation for Advanced Cybersecurity Learning
CEH training can provide foundational knowledge that supports further learning in penetration testing, threat hunting, incident response, digital forensics, and advanced cybersecurity certifications.
Exam format & assessment
- Exam Name: Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
- Exam Code: 312-50
- Exam Format: Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)
- Number of Questions: 125
- Duration: 4 Hours
- Delivery: ECC Exam Portal / VUE
- Passing Score: Approximately 60%–85%, depending on the examination form
- Certification: Candidates who pass the knowledge exam earn the CEH certification.
- Practical Challenges: 20
- Duration: 6 Hours
- Format: iLabs Cyber Range
- Assessment: Real-world ethical hacking scenarios
- Passing Score: 60%–85% according to the current EC-Council exam information.
- CEH certification training in Estonia provides learners with structured preparation for the official CEH examination, covering ethical hacking concepts, cybersecurity methodologies, vulnerability assessment, and practical security techniques.
Bring your learning together
Course conclusion
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Training and Certification Course provides a structured learning path for professionals and aspiring cybersecurity specialists who want to develop practical knowledge of ethical hacking and security assessment. Through topics such as reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, system hacking, web application security, wireless security, cloud security, IoT security, and cryptography, learners gain a broad understanding of modern cybersecurity practices.
With StepMerit Learning, participants can strengthen their technical knowledge through instructor-led training, hands-on exercises, practical labs, and exam-focused preparation. CEH training in Estonia can help learners build a strong foundation for cybersecurity career paths including Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Security Analyst, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, and Cybersecurity Specialist.
By combining cybersecurity concepts with practical learning, the CEH course helps learners develop relevant skills for understanding, assessing, and improving security in authorized environments.
Target audience
- Cybersecurity Professionals
- IT and Network Professionals
- Aspiring Ethical Hackers
- Security Analysts and SOC Professionals
- Penetration Testing Aspirants
- IT Security Managers and Consultants
- Students and Recent Graduates
- System and Cloud Security Professionals
- Information Security Professionals
- Professionals Seeking Career Transition into Cybersecurity
Verified learning evidence
Expertise, recognition and learner outcomes
Course-specific expertise
- 9+ Years of Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity Experience
- 2,000+ Hours of Professional Training Delivered
- 1,200+ Professionals Trained
- 120+ Corporate & Professional Training Sessions
- 75+ Practical Ethical Hacking Labs & Case Studies
- 600+ Hours of CEH & Ethical Hacking Training
- 200+ Practical Hacking & Security Exercises
- 8+ Industry Sectors Covered Through Training
Documented learner outcomes
Problem Statement
Government organizations manage sensitive citizen, administrative, and public-service systems that can be targeted by cyberattacks.
How We Overcame the Problem
Learners applied ethical hacking techniques in controlled environments to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen government systems.
Overall Implementation
Learners implemented reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, vulnerability assessment, controlled exploitation, and security reporting.
Evidence of Learning
Learners demonstrated skills in identifying vulnerabilities, analyzing attack surfaces, validating findings, and recommending security controls.
Government Ethical Hacking Workflow
Target Identification → Reconnaissance → Scanning → Enumeration → Vulnerability Analysis → Controlled Testing → Evidence Collection → Reporting
Reconnaissance Implementation
Learners gathered authorized information about government applications, networks, domains, and exposed services.
Vulnerability Assessment
Learners identified security weaknesses in controlled government web applications, network services, endpoints, and configurations.
Web & Network Security Testing
Learners performed controlled testing of authentication, access controls, network services, and common application vulnerabilities.
Problem-Solving Evidence
Learners addressed weak configurations, exposed services, authentication weaknesses, outdated systems, and potential unauthorized access.
Comparative Evidence
Learners compared vulnerabilities based on severity, exploitability, affected assets, potential public impact, and remediation priority.
Overall Outcome
Learners demonstrated practical ethical-hacking skills for assessing government applications, networks, and infrastructure while supporting stronger security controls.
Final Evidence
A controlled government security scenario, reconnaissance results, vulnerability findings, testing evidence, risk analysis, remediation recommendations, and final security report provide evidence of practical competency.
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Frequently asked questions
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification is a cybersecurity credential from EC-Council that validates knowledge of ethical hacking methodologies, security vulnerabilities, attack techniques, and defensive security practices.
The CEH course covers ethical hacking fundamentals, reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, vulnerability analysis, system hacking, malware threats, social engineering, web application security, wireless security, cloud security, IoT security, cryptography, and related cybersecurity concepts.
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