Name: Ethical Hacking Essentials – 1 Day Workshop | Windsor
Start: 2026-03-27T09:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-08-19T22:00:00+00:00
Location: Regus - Windsor Thames Street

$Ethical Hacking Essentials \u2013 1 Day Workshop | Windsor$

Learn real-world ethical hacking methods, threat analysis, and defensive strategies in a focused beginner-to-intermediate 1-day workshop.
About this Event

Group Discounts:

Save 10% when registering 3 or more participants
Save 15% when registering 10 or more participants

Duration: 1 Full Day (9:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)
Language: English
Credits: 8 PDUs / Training Hours
Certification: Course Completion Certificate
Refreshments: Lunch, beverages, and light snacks included

Course Overview

This 1 Day Ethical Hacking (EHE) workshop offers a beginner-to-intermediate understanding of how ethical hackers identify vulnerabilities, assess threats, and support cyber defense. You explore attack techniques, network exploitation concepts, web application weaknesses, social engineering risks, and basic penetration testing workflows—without using advanced or tool-heavy technical processes.
The course focuses on understanding hacker mindset, identifying common system weaknesses, and learning practical, safe, and legal frameworks for ethical hacking. Perfect for professionals who want foundational skills that apply immediately in security, IT, or risk-focused environments.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Understand ethical hacking principles and their purpose.
Recognize how attackers gather information and assess targets.
Identify basic network and web vulnerabilities.
Understand social engineering risks and prevention methods.
Apply beginner-friendly penetration testing steps.
Strengthen defensive strategies across systems and workflows.
Build simple action plans to improve cyber safety.

Target Audience

IT support teams & system administrators
Cybersecurity beginners
Risk, compliance & audit teams
Students and professionals exploring ethical hacking
Anyone responsible for protecting digital environments

Why Choose This Course?

This program is designed to make ethical hacking learnable, practical, and safe for beginners while introducing light intermediate concepts. The trainer brings hands-on cybersecurity experience, real case exposure, and clear explanations—without overwhelming technical depth. You gain practical understanding, realistic scenarios, and valuable insights applicable to any organization.

Want to train your entire team on ethical hacking awareness?
We offer customized in-house sessions aligned with your organization’s systems, risks, and security challenges. Departments can focus on specific areas, such as web security, social engineering prevention, or network defense. Customized examples and scenarios help teams apply the learning directly to their environment.

📧 Contact us today to schedule a customized in-house, face-to-face session:

Agenda
Module 1: Ethical Hacking Fundamentals & Hacker Mindset

Info: • Understanding ethical vs malicious hacking
• Stages of a hacking lifecycle at beginner level
• Legal and responsible hacking guidelines
• Icebreaker Activity

Module 2: Foot printing, Reconnaissance & Information Gathering

Info: • Identifying attack surfaces and exposure points
• Passive vs active information gathering
• Mapping digital footprints and data trails
• Activity

Module 3: Network Security Basics & Exploitation Concepts

Info: • Understanding common network vulnerabilities
• How attackers attempt unauthorized access
• Basic concepts of sniffing, spoofing & interception
• Role Play

Module 4: Web Application Weaknesses & Common Attack Methods

Info: • Understanding OWASP Top vulnerabilities (simple overview)
• Identifying weak authentication or session flaws
• Risks from insecure inputs and poor validations
• Case Study

Module 5: Social Engineering & Human Layer Exploits

Info: • Recognizing manipulation tactics used by attackers
• Phishing, impersonation & behavioral exploitation
• Building awareness to avoid human-factor breaches
• Simulation

Module 6: Basic Penetration Testing Workflow

Info: • Beginner-level steps: planning, scanning, analyzing
• Understanding results & common findings
• Reporting observations in a structured format
• Group Brainstorm Activity

Module 7: Cyber Defence & Strengthening Security Posture

Info: • Simple defensive strategies for systems & networks
• Monitoring suspicious behavior patterns
• Building a basic improvement roadmap
• Action Plan Review