Certified Ethical Hacker v13 (AI) is the world’s first ethical hacking certification that fully integrates artificial intelligence into all stages of cybersecurity training, practice, and assessment. It prepares professionals to defend against advanced, AI‑powered cyberthreats and teaches them how to ethically hack both traditional and AI‑driven systems.

COURSE OVERVIEW

The program provides a comprehensive, hands‑on learning experience through:

• The program provides a comprehensive, hands‑on learning experience through:
• 20 advanced modules
• 221 cloud‑based labs simulating real‑world environments
• 550+ attack techniques and 4,000+ hacking tools
• A 4‑phase learning model: Learn → Certify → Engage → Compete

AUDIENCE PROFILE

The CEH AI certification is designed for professionals who need advanced, practical knowledge of ethical hacking, AI‑driven attacks, and cybersecurity defense, including:

• Ethical hackers and penetration testers
• SOC analysts, security administrators & incident responders
• Cybersecurity consultants and engineers
• Network, cloud, and application security specialists
• AI/ML security professionals
• Professionals transitioning into cybersecurity

The program maps to 49 different job roles, from entry‑level analysts to senior security architects.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Participants will learn to:

• Apply AI across all five phases of ethical hacking
• (reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, covering tracks)
• Use AI to automate tasks, detect advanced threats, and build stronger defensive strategies
• Hack AI systems using OWASP AI Top 10 vulnerability frameworks
• Conduct full‑scale ethical hacking engagements in a live cyber range
• Prepare for and pass both the knowledge exam (4h) and practical exam (6h)
• Achieve CEH Master status by completing both exams

COURSE CONTENT (MODULES)

CEH v13 (AI) contains 20 modules:

1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking
2. Footprinting and Reconnaissance
3. Scanning Networks
4. Enumeration
5. Vulnerability Analysis
6. System Hacking
7. Malware Threats
8. Sniffing
9. Social Engineering
10. Denial‑of‑Service
11. Session Hijacking
12. Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
13. Hacking Web Servers
14. Hacking Web Applications
15. SQL Injection
16. Hacking Wireless Networks
17. Hacking Mobile Platforms
18. IoT and OT Hacking
19. Cloud Computing
20. Cryptography

Participants' feedback:

I attended the Ethical Hacker course organized by Housing with the intention of gaining knowledge in security auditing of information systems, a better understanding of current cyber threats, and timely and accurate identification of these threats. The course fully justified all my expectations. In addition to acquiring a theoretical foundation that enables further knowledge enhancement in the field of information system security, we also practically worked on all presented examples of information threats.

All the knowledge and information gained are of significant added value for the work of a bank security engineer and not only facilitate a better understanding of cyber threats but also enable the actual identification of system security vulnerabilities.

The course is primarily designed for professionals in the field of information security, whose purpose is not only to be familiar with legislation and the formulation of security policies but also to actively discover security vulnerabilities and understand how these vulnerabilities are exploited using recognized hacker methods.

- Martin Majer, Deželna banka Slovenije

My impression of the course is positive. Knowledge becomes obsolete quickly nowadays, and especially in this field, it is necessary to refresh it frequently. Through the course, I gained insight into what we should pay attention to when ensuring the basic level of information system security in organizations. We were shown how malicious hackers attempt to infiltrate our systems and the methods they employ in doing so. I would recommend the course to system administrators, security engineers, and IT department managers.

- Aljoša Zorč, Fakulteta za upravo   

CEH v13 (AI) - 4‑Phase Learning Framework Explained

• Learn – Build core ethical hacking and AI‑enhanced cybersecurity skills through modules, labs, tools, and hands‑on training.
• Certify – Validate your knowledge and practical abilities through globally recognized exams.
• Engage – Apply your skills in a real‑world simulated hacking engagement within a live cyber range.
• Compete – Sharpen and benchmark your expertise in monthly global CTF challenges against other professionals.

CEH v13 (AI) - Short Module Explanations

Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Covers the fundamentals of ethical hacking, information security concepts, security controls, laws, and standard procedures.

Module 2: Footprinting & Reconnaissance

Teaches techniques for gathering information about a target using search engines, social networks, DNS records, and other OSINT tools.

Module 3: Scanning Networks

Explores network scanning methods to identify live hosts, ports, and services, plus countermeasures.

Module 4: Enumeration

Focuses on extracting detailed information such as usernames, network shares, and services using enumeration tools and protocols like BGP and NFS.

Module 5: Vulnerability Analysis

Teaches how to identify security weaknesses using various assessment methodologies and vulnerability‑scanning tools.

Module 6: System Hacking

Covers techniques for exploiting system vulnerabilities to gain access, escalate privileges, hide activities, and maintain presence.

Module 7: Malware Threats

Examines Trojans, viruses, worms, APTs, fileless malware, analysis methods, and prevention strategies.

Module 8: Sniffing

Focuses on packet sniffing techniques to intercept data, detect vulnerabilities, and implement countermeasures.

Module 9: Social Engineering

Covers psychological manipulation, phishing, impersonation, and other attacks targeting human vulnerabilities.

Module 10: Denial‑of‑Service (DoS/DDoS)

Explains DoS and DDoS attack vectors, tools, detection methods, and defense strategies.

Module 11: Session Hijacking

Teaches how attackers steal or manipulate active sessions and how to protect against these attacks.

Module 12: Evading IDS, Firewalls & Honeypots

Shows how attackers bypass intrusion detection systems, firewalls, and honeypots, and how defenses can counter these methods.

Module 13: Hacking Web Servers

Covers attacks on web server infrastructures, exploitation techniques, and security hardening.

Module 14: Hacking Web Applications

Explores the full methodology for identifying and exploiting web application vulnerabilities.

Module 15: SQL Injection

Teaches SQL injection types, evasion techniques, detection methods, and countermeasures.

Module 16: Hacking Wireless Networks

Covers wireless encryption, attacks on Wi‑Fi networks, cracking methods, and defensive measures.

Module 17: Hacking Mobile Platforms

Explores Android and iOS attack surfaces, mobile malware, mobile device management, and mobile security techniques.

Module 18: IoT & OT Hacking

Covers IoT and operational technology attacks, tools, exploitation methods, and defense strategies.

Module 19: Cloud Computing

Explains cloud technologies, containerization, serverless environments, cloud attack vectors, and cloud security tools.

Module 20: Cryptography

Covers encryption methods, PKI, cryptographic tools, cryptanalysis, and attacks on encryption systems.

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CEH is a great place to start your career in Cyber Security, but you are required to have some requisite knowledge before getting into CEH. It is recommended you have a minimum of 2 years IT  Security experience before attempting the CEH.  

• Linux Operating System Basics & Navigation
• Windows Operating System Basics & Navigation
• Networking Concepts & Protocols Basics - OSI, TCP/IP, Routing, Switching

Location: Housing Pearson Vue test center Ljubljana and Zagreb
Enrollement: at Housing EC-Council test center via email
Official web page: eccouncil.org
Price: The voucher for the exam/certificate is included in the course fee.

About Exam

The benefits for the owner of the certificate are better career prospects and awareness of the level of competence. The certificate provides detailed information about the work area an IT expert can perform. Certificates achieve better employment options and results.

ANAB (ANSI) ISO/IEC 17024 Accredited

CEH Knowledge Exam

• 124 Multiple-Choice questions
• 4 hours

CEH Practical Exam

• 6 Hours Practical Exam
• 20 Scenario Based Questions
• Prove Your Skills And Abilities

Mane Piperevski

About

Mane is an Experienced Information Technology Expert with extensive experience in Cyber Security. Over 20 years in IT industry and 15 years experience in field of Cyber Security. With a breadth of technology skills, including networks, operating systems, databases and application development, Mane has provided penetration testing and IT forensics services in various industry sectors such as banking, electronic payment services, transportation, software development companies, utilities, pension and disability insurance and state courts. As experienced Microsoft Certified Trainer and Certified EC-Council Instructor, Mane has conducted training classes in Cyber security and Microsoft Products for over 1500 students in last 12 years. He is regular speaker at Cyber Security International Conferences and community events, leader and founder of OWASP Macedonian Chapter.

He is also AlienVault Certified Security Engineer (ACSE) capable for implementing, supporting and managing AlienVault USM solution.

As Security Expert he understands and knows how to look for the weaknesses and vulnerabilities in systems, how they work, how to investigate them and exploit for Proof of Concept.