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Ethical Hacking Training
Ethical Hacking Training in Kathmandu, Nepal
Thousands of students have started their careers after getting certified by Broadway Infosys
Updated On: 14/07/2026
Created On: 17/06/2022
Course Overview
The Ethical hacking course is a highly sought after information security course in IT sector. Broadway Infosys is the pioneer in the field of ethical hacking training in Nepal. We have designed the training course with input from Ethical Hackers international information security consultants, and businesses.
Our ethical hacking training in Nepal course is extensive and one best priced in the country. Ethical hacking is the act of lawfully locating weaknesses on computers and information systems by replicating the intent of a malicious hacker, but to benefit instead of harm the system.
Since hacking computer systems and the network has become rampant, the demand for ethical hackers has skyrocketed. Businesses all over Nepal are recruiting ethical hackers to protect their computers and information systems.
Join our ethical hacking training to explore the limitless career opportunities in the sector.
Tools Covered
Some of the major industry-relevant tools you'll work with in this course include:
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Nmap
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zenmap
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Impacket
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NetExec
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Metasploit Framework
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Nessus
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Nikto
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Responder
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SQLMap
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haveIbeenpwned
What Our Students Say About Ethical Hacking Training
Mr. Rajeev Thapa
Ethical Hacking Training
I am glad to be a student at Broadway Infosys. I took the Ethical Hacking course, and the instructor was amazingly patient and knowledgeable, no matter what questions I asked. He was always willing to explain concepts in detail or...
Mr. Shyam Adhikari
Ethical Hacking Training
I recently completed a two-month Certified Ethical Hacker course at Broadway Infosys, and it was an outstanding experience. I had the privilege of taking ethical hacking classes under the expert guidance of our instructor. The practical insights shared during the classes...
Mr. Samuel Lamichhane
Ethical Hacking Training
I feel grateful to have such a dedicated teacher who motivates me daily. Broadway Infosys Nepal has helped me grow both technically and personally.
College/Faculty: Ambition College / BSc CSIT
Working At: WorldLink Communications Pvt. Ltd.
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College/Faculty: NUAA University, China / IT
Working At: Radiant Infotech Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
Position: Full-Stack Developer
College/Faculty: Patan Multiple Campus / BCA
Working At: AdMana Technology Pvt. Ltd.
Position: Jr. Mobile Application Developer
College/Faculty: Purbanchal University School of Engineering and Technology (PUSET) / Bachelor of Computer Engineering
Working At: Padma Jyoti Group
Position: IT Support Technician
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Frequently Asked Questions
Basic knowledge of networking, operating systems, and cybersecurity is helpful. However, learners interested in ethical hacking can join and build their skills through the training.
Yes. The training covers ethical hacking concepts step by step, making it suitable for learners who want to build their cybersecurity and ethical hacking skills.
You will learn ethical hacking methodologies, network security, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, web security, system security, and techniques used to identify and address security vulnerabilities.
Yes. You will learn how to identify vulnerabilities, perform security assessments, and understand penetration testing techniques in controlled environments.
Yes. The training covers common web application vulnerabilities and techniques used to identify, analyze, and address security weaknesses.
Yes. Practical scenarios help you understand how ethical hackers identify vulnerabilities, analyze security risks, and recommend appropriate security measures.
You will be able to perform basic security assessments, identify vulnerabilities, use ethical hacking tools, understand penetration testing methodologies, and apply cybersecurity practices in controlled environments.
The training can help you prepare for roles such as Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Cybersecurity Analyst, Security Analyst, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, and other cybersecurity-related positions.
Yes. Depending on your requirements, you can discuss suitable schedules with the training team. One-to-one training and group-based learning options may also be available.
Our course is available in hybrid training mode. You can attend classes in person or join online, whichever works best for you. If you cannot attend in person on a particular day, you can simply join the class online instead.
The course pricing varies depending on the subject and level. For detailed information on the course price, please contact us directly: +977-9841002000 / +977-1-4111849. Our team will be happy to guide you or send us an email at [email protected].
Our syllabus outlines are only the headlines of the major modules. To ensure a complete understanding of the course, we offer free counseling. Also, if you have specific modules in mind, you can customize the course. Send your inquiry today!
Lesson 1:
- Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- Importance of ethical hacking in modern cybersecurity
- Ethical hacking concepts, methodologies, and frameworks
- Overview of EH v13 syllabus and objectives
- Current Trends in Cybersecurity
- Evolution of threats (from traditional to AI-enhanced)
- Role of AI in modern cybersecurity practices
- Fundamentals of AI and Machine Learning
- Basics of Machine Learning and AI - and their usage in cybersecurity
- Key ML algorithms (supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning)
- Introduction to neural networks, deep learning, and natural language processing (NLP)
- AI-Powered Cyber Threat Landscape
- Understanding how cyber attackers leverage AI
- Examples of AI-driven threats (e.g., automated phishing, AI-based malware)
- Challenges in defending against AI-enhanced attacks
- Reconnaissance Techniques
- Traditional reconnaissance techniques: open-source intelligence (OSINT), social engineering, network scanning
- How AI enhances reconnaissance (data mining, automated OSINT tools)
- AI for Footprinting and Threat Intelligence
- Introduction to threat intelligence with machine learning models
- Hands-on labs with AI-enhanced footprinting tools
- Tools: Maltego, Shodan, SpiderFoot, and AI-based OSINT frameworks
- Network Scanning Techniques
- Basics of network scanning: port scanning, vulnerability assessment, and network mapping
- AI-Driven Network Scanning
- Using AI for dynamic network vulnerability scanning
- Demonstrating automated threat detection using AI-enabled network scanning tools (e.g., Darktrace, ExtraHop)
- Hands-on lab: AI-based vulnerability scanning with Nessus and OpenVAS
- System Hacking Phases
- Classic techniques for gaining access, increasing privileges, staying in control, and track covering
- Using AI in systems for detection like Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and prevent intrusion like Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)
- AI-driven anomaly detection and pattern recognition
- Introduction to AI-powered IDS/IPS systems
- Tools: Splunk, QRadar, and other AI-enabled threat detection tools
- Hands-on Lab: Detecting Intrusions with AI
- Practicing anomaly detection and incident response with AI-enabled IDS/IPS
- Introduction to Malware and Reverse Engineering
- Types of malware, attack vectors, and traditional detection techniques
- Machine Learning in Malware Detection
- Usage of supervised and unsupervised machine learning in order to identify and classify malware
- AI techniques in behavior-based malware detection (e.g., file and process anomaly detection)
- Hands-on lab: Using ML to classify and detect malware (e.g., by training models on labeled malware datasets)
- Social Engineering Techniques
- Overview of social engineering attacks like phishing, pretexting, baiting, and tailgating
- Using AI for Phishing Detection
- NLP for detecting phishing emails
- AI-based user behavior analytics to recognize anomalous actions
- Hands-on Lab: Building an NLP model to detect phishing emails
- Web Application Attacks
- Common vulnerabilities: SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and others
- AI in Web Application Security
- AI-based web application firewalls (WAF)
- Real-time detection and prevention with AI-powered security tools
- Hands-on Lab: Using AI tools for real-time web application threat detection (e.g., ModSecurity with ML add-ons)
- Wireless Network Attacks
- WPA/WPA2 cracking, Evil Twin, and other wireless attacks
- AI for Wireless Intrusion Detection
- Using AI to monitor and detect wireless network anomalies
- AI-enabled tools for wireless security (e.g., Aircrack-ng with machine learning enhancements)
- Mobile Threats
- Mobile vulnerabilities and attack vectors
- Reverse engineering and exploitation of mobile applications
- Machine Learning for Mobile Threat Detection
- Using ML models to detect mobile malware and anomalies
- Hands-on lab: Analyzing mobile applications using AI-based malware detection frameworks
- Overview of Cloud Security Threats
- Common threats in cloud environments: data breaches, misconfigurations, account hijacking
- AI for Cloud Security
- Leveraging AI for cloud-native security solutions
- Incident detection and response in cloud environments with AI-powered SIEM tools
- Hands-on lab: Setting up an AI-driven monitoring and incident response system in a cloud environment
- Introduction to Digital Forensics
- Incident response steps: prepare, detect, contain, eradicate, and recover
- AI for Incident Response and Forensic Analysis
- Using AI for analysis of logs, sending automated alerts, and analysing root cause
- Forensic tools with AI capabilities
- Hands-on lab: Forensic investigation using AI-enabled tools (e.g., CrowdStrike, Sumo Logic)
- Automating Ethical Hacking with AI
- Overview of AI-powered automation tools and frameworks
- Integrating AI and Python for hacking automation
- Hands-on lab: Automating common hacking tasks using AI and Python scripts
- Ethics and Legal Implications of AI in Cybersecurity
- Considerations (Privacy and Ethical) with AI applications in cybersecurity
- Legal implications, GDPR, and compliance standards
- Career Path in AI and Cybersecurity
- AI-powered cybersecurity: certifications, career options, and growth opportunities
- Additional learning resources and labs for continued skill development
- Project Outline
- Apply skills learned throughout the course to design and implement an AI-enhanced security framework for a simulated enterprise network.
- Deliverables: Project report and presentation showcasing solutions, tools used, and findings.
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Why Ethical Hacking Training?
Hacker's Mindset, Ethical Purpose: Think and act like an attacker (reconnaissance, exploitation, system access) with the legal, professional aim of protecting systems.
AI-Powered Threat Detection: Explore how AI drives automated threat detection and response, keeping defense ahead of AI-driven attacks.
Full Attack Surface Covered: Hands-on across networks, web apps, wireless, mobile, and cloud, not just one narrow area.
Real Tools, Real Practice: Work with Maltego, Nessus, OpenVAS, Aircrack-ng, and AI-enabled threat detection platforms used by security professionals.
Forensics & Incident Response: Learn digital forensics and AI-assisted incident response to investigate after an attack, not just prevent one.
Advanced Hacking Labs: Practice on labs simulating real attack scenarios, not just theory.
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