Bharath

Years of Experience in Cyber Security Training

10

Years of Experience in Ethical Hacking Training

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Ethical Hacking Training

My teaching experience in Ethical Hacking has been both hands-on and concept-driven, focusing on building strong foundations while ensuring students gain real-world practical skills. I have conducted multiple training programs, workshops, and 1-on-1 mentoring sessions specifically in areas such as network security, penetration testing, web application vulnerabilities, wireless security, and exploit development. I follow a structured yet flexible curriculum aligned with industry standards like CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) and OWASP Top 10. My teaching methodology emphasizes the attacker mindset — helping learners think like a hacker, understand how attacks are executed, and most importantly, how to defend against them. Sessions typically include: Live demonstrations of attacks (like XSS, SQL Injection, MITM, etc.) Hands-on labs using tools like Burp Suite, Wireshark, Metasploit, Nmap, and Kali Linux Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges to test skills in real time Real-world case studies of data breaches and vulnerabilities Assignments and assessments to reinforce learning I ensure that even beginners without a technical background can grasp the core concepts by simplifying complex topics and relating them to everyday tech usage. Many of my students have gone on to participate in bug bounty programs, qualify for cybersecurity certifications, or get placed in cybersecurity roles. I also emphasize ethical responsibility and legal boundaries in every session, to ensure students understand the difference between hacking and ethical hacking.

Years of Experience in Kali Linux Training

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Kali Linux Training

My teaching experience with Kali Linux has been centered around equipping students with the practical skills necessary for ethical hacking, penetration testing, and cybersecurity assessments. I have delivered structured training sessions, workshops, and personalized mentoring programs that specifically focus on using Kali Linux as a platform for offensive security. I cover Kali Linux from the ground up — starting with installation (bare-metal, VM, and Live USB), basic Linux commands, and the file system structure, gradually moving toward advanced usage in real-world security scenarios. Key areas I teach include: Introduction to Kali Linux tools: Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Hydra, John the Ripper, Nikto, Metasploit, etc. Customizing and managing Kali: package updates, adding tools, working with repositories, and creating custom toolkits. Network scanning & enumeration using tools pre-installed in Kali Exploitation & post-exploitation frameworks using Metasploit and related tools Wireless security testing with Aircrack-ng suite and Wi-Fi cracking techniques Web application testing using Kali tools aligned with the OWASP Top 10 Scripting & automation: Bash scripting for automating tasks in Kali My training approach emphasizes hands-on labs and live simulations. I regularly set up virtual lab environments (using VirtualBox, VMware, or cloud labs) where learners can safely practice and understand how Kali Linux tools operate in controlled penetration testing scenarios. Many of my students have successfully used these skills to enter bug bounty platforms, pass ethical hacking certifications, or perform security assessments in professional settings. I ensure each student learns not just how to use the tools but also why and when to apply them responsibly and effectively.