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Anyone Can Learn Ethical Hacking !


Anyone Can Learn Ethical Hacking!

Even Candidates from non-IT Background

Yes, you got right! Anyone can learn ethical hacking

The most common aspect that restricts candidates from learning IT Security & Ethical Hacking is that they must have a prior knowledge of programming, networking, coding or database etc. 
BUT NOT ANYMORE
Candidates from non-IT Background hesitates to join such training programs.
We have designed a course module especially for candidates who are not from IT background i.e. candidates who have no knowledge of programming, coding, networking or database etc.


This course is for Absolute Beginners. Student will go through the basics of OS, Virtual PC, Introduction to Ethical hacking, windows hacking etc.
(For Details of modules click here)

You just need to have these 3 things to learn Ethical Hacking 
  • 1.  Passion to learn ethical hacking
  • 2.  passed/appearing class 10
  • 3.  Basic knowledge of computers

Course Duration: 1 Month                         Course Fees: INR  5000                 Venue : Lucknow

So, Hurry Up!  Grab this Opportunity!                           






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