CEH v13 AI Certification Training

CEH v13 AI Certification Training is a Certified Ethical Hacker program covering the latest CEH v13 curriculum with AI-integrated ethical hacking techniques, hands-on labs, security testing tools, vulnerability assessment, web application hacking, cloud security, IoT, OT, malware threats, cryptography, and practical ethical hacking workflows.

This training is suitable for security analysts, ethical hackers, system administrators, network administrators, network security engineers, cybersecurity managers, information security auditors, SOC professionals, and learners aiming to build practical ethical hacking or penetration testing skills.

You will learn reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, malware threats, sniffing, social engineering, session hijacking, web application hacking, SQL injection, wireless hacking, mobile security, IoT, OT, cloud security, cryptography, and AI-assisted ethical hacking.

Yes. The program includes hands-on labs using real ethical hacking tools. Learners gain practical exposure to footprinting, scanning, enumeration, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, web application testing, wireless security, mobile security, cloud security, malware analysis, IoT/OT security, and AI-powered security tasks.

CEH v13 AI helps professionals build practical ethical hacking knowledge for roles such as Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Security Analyst, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, SOC Analyst, Network Security Engineer, Cybersecurity Consultant, and Information Security Auditor.

InfosecTrain offers CEH v13 AI training through an EC-Council Authorized Partner model with CEI-certified trainers, live instructor-led sessions, hands-on labs, practical tool exposure, recorded access, Telegram-based exam support, post-training assistance, career guidance, and mentorship.

CEH v13 AI is the latest edition of EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker certification. It natively integrates AI tools, techniques, and threat scenarios across all 20 modules, covering AI-generated malware, deepfake-based social engineering, and AI-automated penetration testing, making it the first version purpose-built for the AI threat era.

CEH v13 requires only a basic understanding of networking concepts and server components. It is designed to take you from foundational knowledge to hands-on ethical hacking proficiency, making it accessible to IT professionals, system admins, and security enthusiasts entering the field.

CEH v13 has two exam tracks: a 125-question MCQ exam (240 minutes) and a practical exam with 20 scenario-based questions on EC-Council's iLabs Cyber Range (360 minutes). The passing score ranges from 60% to 85%, depending on the difficulty of the exam set taken.

The course covers tools like ShellGPT, ChatGPT, DeepExploit, Malware.AI, Tranis AI, SmartScanner, OSS Insight, Hoodem, and DeepfakeVFX used across attack and defense scenarios, including malware analysis, phishing, footprinting, and vulnerability exploitation.

Yes. Module 19 is one of the most comprehensive cloud hacking modules in any certification, covering attack methodologies and defensive practices across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, including container security, Kubernetes, and serverless computing.

CEH is globally recognized and is one of the most requested certifications by employers for roles such as penetration tester, security analyst, SOC analyst, vulnerability researcher, and cybersecurity consultant. The v13 AI edition adds current, employer-relevant skills in cloud security and AI-driven threat response.

Yes. Module 18 covers both IoT and OT/ICS/SCADA hacking in detail, including attack methodologies on industrial control systems, PLCs, HVAC systems, smart grids, and OT protocols, a rare inclusion that is particularly valuable for professionals in manufacturing, utilities, and critical infrastructure sectors.

The instructor-led training runs for 40 hours. Based on InfosecTrain's learner experience, most complete the certification within 4–8 weeks of training, depending on their exam preparation pace. Post-training support is available throughout this period until you sit your exam.

InfosecTrain is an EC-Council Authorized Training Center with a 98% exam pass rate. Unlike self-study, you get live interaction with CEI-certified trainers, hands-on labs on real tools, structured guidance through complex topics like cloud hacking and AI malware, and ongoing Telegram-based exam support

A Certified Ethical Hacker is hired by organizations either full-time or on contract to identify, evaluate, test, and report vulnerabilities across applications and infrastructure. In CEH v13 AI, ethical hackers also use AI tools to automate threat detection, predict security breaches, and respond to cyber incidents faster and more effectively.

Yes. CEH v13 AI is approved by the US Department of Defense under Directive 8140, meeting the baseline requirements for 4 out of 5 Cybersecurity Service Provider (CSSP) roles, including Analyst, Incident Responder, Infrastructure Support, and Auditor. It is also eligible for US Army Credentialing Assistance.

According to Salary.com data cited by EC-Council, ethical hackers in the US earn an average of around $110,000 per year, with experienced professionals in the top percentile earning above $137,000. Salaries vary by region, experience, and additional certifications held.