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CEH v13 Training in Morocco
Certified Ethical Hacker v13 (CEH AI)
Think like an attacker, defend like a professional: the benchmark ethical hacking certification, now powered by AI.
- Vendor
- EC-Council
- Exam code
- 312-50
- Duration
- 5 days · 40 hours
- Level
- Intermediate
Overview
EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is one of the most requested certifications in offensive security job ads. Version 13, branded "CEH AI", keeps the complete ethical hacking methodology – reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, exploitation, maintaining access and covering tracks – and weaves artificial intelligence into it: AI-assisted tools to speed up reconnaissance and vulnerability analysis, automation of repetitive tasks, and an understanding of attacks that target AI systems themselves.
In Morocco, demand for people who can assess information system security is growing as law 05-20 on cybersecurity and the DGSSI directives require public bodies and critical infrastructure operators to run audits and manage risk more rigorously. Banks, telecom operators, insurers and the offshoring centres of Casablanca and Rabat are looking for staff who can run scoped penetration tests and work hand in hand with SOC teams.
Our 5-day (40-hour) course alternates lectures with hands-on work in the official labs, led by an instructor who explains every technique and prepares you for the 312-50 exam. The exam voucher is included in the price. Candidates who want to go further can then sit the CEH Practical (6 hours, 20 challenges in a live environment) and, by passing both exams, earn the CEH Master title.
Who is it for?
- System and network administrators moving into offensive security
- SOC analysts who want to understand attacker techniques to detect them better
- Security auditors and consultants working for banks, insurers or public bodies
- Developers and DevOps engineers exposed to application and cloud vulnerabilities
- Recent IT graduates aiming for a first cybersecurity role
Prerequisites
- Solid TCP/IP networking basics (addressing, ports, common protocols)
- Hands-on familiarity with Windows and the Linux command line
- General security knowledge; 2 years of experience recommended
- Attending official training waives the EC-Council eligibility application
What you will be able to do
- Run full reconnaissance (OSINT, footprinting, scanning, enumeration) on an authorised scope
- Find and exploit vulnerabilities in systems, web apps, Wi-Fi, mobile, IoT and cloud
- Use AI-assisted tools to speed up analysis and automate pentest tasks
- Evade IDS, firewalls and honeypots to measure how strong defences really are
- Document findings and recommend remediation the IT team can act on
- Pass the CEH 312-50 exam and prepare for the CEH Practical
Course outline
- 01Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- 02Footprinting and Reconnaissance
- 03Scanning Networks
- 04Enumeration
- 05Vulnerability Analysis
- 06System Hacking
- 07Malware Threats
- 08Sniffing
- 09Social Engineering
- 10Denial-of-Service
- 11Session Hijacking
- 12Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
- 13Hacking Web Servers
- 14Hacking Web Applications
- 15SQL Injection
- 16Hacking Wireless Networks
- 17Hacking Mobile Platforms
- 18IoT and OT Hacking
- 19Cloud Computing
- 20Cryptography
The exam
| Exam code | 312-50 |
|---|---|
| Format | 125 multiple-choice questions (exam 312-50) – optional CEH Practical: 20 hands-on challenges |
| Duration | 4 hours (CEH Practical: 6 hours) |
| Passing score | 60%–85% depending on the exam form (CEH Practical: 70%) |
| Validity | 3 years, renewable with 120 ECE credits and the EC-Council annual membership fee |
Career opportunities in Morocco
- Penetration tester
- SOC analyst (tier 2)
- Offensive security consultant
- Vulnerability management analyst
- Information security engineer
Frequently asked questions
How much does CEH v13 training cost in Morocco and what is included?
Prices start at MAD 21,900. This covers 5 days of training (40 hours), access to the official labs, the EC-Council courseware and the 312-50 exam voucher. The optional CEH Practical is quoted separately.
Which payment methods do you accept?
You can pay by bank transfer or card. Payment in instalments is possible on request, and we can invoice your company directly if your employer is funding the training.
Is the course delivered in a classroom or online?
Sessions run in a classroom in Casablanca or Rabat, or as a live virtual class with the instructor. Content, labs and the exam voucher are the same whichever format you choose.
Where and how do I take the CEH 312-50 exam?
The exam (125 questions, 4 hours) is taken online with remote proctoring through the EC-Council exam platform, or at an approved test centre when a slot is available. We help you book a date once the course is over.
What language is the training in and what are the prerequisites?
The course is taught in French (or English on request); the official materials and the exam are in English. You need solid networking, Windows and Linux basics; attending official training waives the EC-Council eligibility application.
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