Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) certification introduction

Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) is a cybersecurity certification offered by the EC-Council, the 12th edition of the Certified Ethical Hacker. This certification is designed to verify information security professionals' understanding of hacking techniques and their ability to apply these techniques for defense in an enterprise environment, helping people in the information security field to systematically learn and prove their knowledge and abilities in information security attack and defense techniques. The exam content includes information security basics, hacking techniques, security defense measures, laws, regulations and ethical issues, risk management, security assessment tools, vulnerability management, and emergency response. 

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Exam Name:
Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) certification
Exam Code:
CEH v12
Exam Duration:
240 minutes
Exam format:
Multiple Choice
Number of Questions:
125
Passing Score:
60%

Exam Requirements:

Candidates must have attended an EC-Council approved CEH training course or have more than two years of information security work experience.

Details about Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) Certification

1.What is Certified Ethical Hacker v12?

Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) is a cybersecurity certification offered by the EC-Council, the 12th edition of the Certified Ethical Hacker. This certification is designed to verify information security professionals' understanding of hacking techniques and their ability to apply these techniques for defense in an enterprise environment, helping people in the information security field to systematically learn and prove their knowledge and abilities in information security attack and defense techniques. The exam content includes information security basics, hacking techniques, security defense measures, laws, regulations and ethical issues, risk management, security assessment tools, vulnerability management, and emergency response. Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) is a globally recognized authoritative certification in the field of cybersecurity attack and defense. Its applicable population and certification significance are clearly targeted, mainly focusing on cybersecurity defense, risk assessment and compliance needs. CEH v12 is suitable for cybersecurity practitioners, security consultants, vulnerability researchers, IT operation and maintenance and technical support personnel, network administrators, system administrators, and newcomers who want to transform into the field of cybersecurity, especially focusing on roles that need to actively identify and defend against network threats.

2.Why should you get the Certified Ethical Hacker v12?

As an authoritative endorsement of offensive and defensive capabilities, CEH v12 covers 12 major attack areas (such as network scanning, social engineering, IoT attacks, cloud security vulnerabilities, etc.). Through certification, it is proved that the holder can "think about defense from a hacker's perspective" rather than just stay at the theoretical level. This is one of the core screening criteria for companies to recruit positions such as penetration testing and security analysis. In the context of a huge gap in network security talents, CEH holders are more likely to obtain high-paying jobs, especially in industries with extremely high security requirements such as finance, government, and technology. CEH holders can help companies proactively discover potential vulnerabilities, simulate real attacks through "Ethical Hacking", patch vulnerabilities in advance, and reduce the risk of malicious attacks. CEH v12 emphasizes "knowing yourself and knowing the enemy" - only by understanding the hacker's attack logic can we design more effective defense strategies and change the lag of traditional "passive response".

3.Topic about the Certified Ethical Hacker v12 Exam

The Certified Ethical Hacker v12 (CEH v12) certification exam lasts a total of 4 hours. It is an online computer-based exam and all questions must be completed within the specified time. The exam supports pauses during the exam, but the total time cannot be extended. All exam questions are multiple-choice questions, and the questions focus on technical details and scenario applications, such as analyzing the attack process, selecting vulnerability exploitation tools, or judging the effectiveness of defense strategies. The exam content covers 20 core modules, focusing on the entire process of network attack and defense, including: ethical hacking basics, network reconnaissance and scanning, vulnerability analysis, system attacks, etc. There are 125 questions in total, with a total score of 100 points. The passing score of the CEH v12 Knowledge Exam fluctuates between 60% and 85% depending on the different exam formats, and is dynamically adjusted by the statistical model of EC-Council. The CEH Practical requires 20 scenario questions to be completed within 6 hours, with a passing score of 70%. The results will be displayed immediately after the exam. Those who pass can obtain an electronic certificate online; those who fail can apply for a make-up exam after 14 days.

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