Question 1

Who can join the training programmes?

Accepted Answer

Students, IT professionals, developers, sysadmins, and anyone moving into offensive security can join. Beginner tracks (Certified Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing, Linux Administration, Python for Security Professionals) require no prior security background. Advanced tracks — OSWE-aligned web exploitation, AD attacks, AI/ML pentesting — assume comfort with networking, basic Linux, and the fundamentals.

Question 2

Are the courses beginner friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every course is tagged Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced and lists prerequisites on its page. The flagship Ethical Hacking programme starts from Kali Linux setup and progresses through the full red-team methodology across 16 modules, so newcomers ramp up safely.

Question 3

Are classes online or offline?

Accepted Answer

Both. We run instructor-led live online cohorts on our private lab environment, and on-site sessions at the Armour Infosec training centre in Indore. Corporate workshops can be delivered at the client location on request.

Question 4

Do you provide recordings?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Enrolled students get access to session recordings for the duration of the course, so missed classes can be reviewed and lab walk-throughs revisited any time.

Question 5

What tools will students learn?

Accepted Answer

The core toolchain across programmes includes Kali Linux, Burp Suite, Nmap, Metasploit, BloodHound, Wireshark, Aircrack-ng, Frida, Ghidra, MobSF, mitmproxy, SQLMap, and Nuclei. Specific stacks vary by course — each training page lists the module-level tool breakdown.

Question 6

Do the courses prepare students for CEH and OSCP+?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing programme is aligned to OSCP+ tradecraft and CEH curriculum, and was designed by certified practitioners who hold those credentials. The OSCP+ and CEH exams themselves are conducted by Offensive Security and EC-Council respectively — we focus on making you exam-ready and field-ready through hands-on labs.

Question 7

Will I receive a certificate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students who complete a programme receive an Armour Infosec course-completion certificate. We are an ISO 9001:2015 certified organisation, and the certificate references your modules and lab work.

Question 8

Do you provide interview preparation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mock interview rounds, resume reviews, and offensive-security technical Q&A practice are part of the post-course support for students entering the job market.

Question 9

Is there job assistance?

Accepted Answer

We share openings from our partner companies and refer suitable candidates into roles where there is a fit. Placement is not guaranteed, but our alumni network and industry relationships actively help with introductions and references.

Question 10

Are the labs hands-on?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every course is lab-driven. Theory is kept to the minimum needed to make the lab work meaningful; the bulk of your time is spent in the terminal exploiting real systems.

Question 11

Do students get vulnerable lab environments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students get access to isolated, purpose-built vulnerable virtual machines, intentionally misconfigured web applications and APIs, a private Active Directory test forest for enterprise-attack practice, and wireless gear for the OSWP-aligned wireless track.

Question 12

Are real-world attack simulations included?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Capstone exercises across the Ethical Hacking and Red Team programmes mirror real client engagements end-to-end: scoped reconnaissance, exploitation, post-exploitation, and writing up the findings into a deliverable report.

Question 13

How do I enroll?

Accepted Answer

Visit the training page for the course you want, then reach out via the website contact form, WhatsApp, email (info@armourinfosec.com), or phone (+91 99777 47168). The admissions team confirms the fee, batch start date, and shares the enrollment link.

Question 14

Are EMI / payment options available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Flexible installment plans are available for most courses. The admissions team will walk you through the breakdown and the supported payment methods when you enquire.

Question 15

Can I attend a demo session?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We run free demo classes for every flagship programme so you can evaluate the instructor, the lab format, and the curriculum depth before committing. Demo slots are scheduled on enquiry.

Question 16

Do you provide enterprise security training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We deliver custom security training programmes for engineering teams, SOC analysts, developers, and IT staff. Topics range from secure-coding workshops to multi-week red-team operator bootcamps, with content tuned to your stack.

Question 17

Can training be customised?

Accepted Answer

Fully. Curriculum, lab scenarios, attack chains, threat-model focus, and cohort duration are all tailored to your team’s stack, current capability, and target outcome. We scope the programme with your security leadership before kickoff.

Question 18

Do you conduct workshops for colleges and companies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We run 1-day to multi-week workshops at engineering colleges, enterprise offices, and conferences. Past sessions have covered ethical hacking fundamentals, web and API pentesting, Active Directory attacks, and AI/ML pentesting. Reach out via the contact form to scope a workshop.

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