Cybersecurity Internship
Cybersecurity
Secure systems — Ethical Hacking, Network Security, Pen Testing
Learn ethical hacking, network security, penetration testing, and incident response. Work on real-world systems and get hands-on with security tools.
Duration 2 months
Eligibility Students & Graduates
Mode Remote + Onsite (Bangalore)
Small batch, weekly mentor reviews, security labs, and audit cycles.
Certificate: Hallunix verified certificate on completion.
What you'll learn
End-to-end cybersecurity workflow — from scanning to incident response.
- Ethical hacking & penetration testing
- Network security & monitoring
- Vulnerability assessment
- Incident response & forensics
- Security automation & scripting
- Security best practices
- Version Control: Git & GitHub
Responsibilities
- Complete weekly security tasks and submit for review
- Document findings and remediation steps
- Participate in code reviews and security labs
- Present final security project with audit report
Benefits
- 1:1 mentorship and security reviews
- Certificate & letter of recommendation
- Portfolio-ready security project
- Interview prep & placement assistance for top performers
Timeline & Capstone
Onboarding
Week 0 — Setup & orientation
Core Modules
Weeks 1–6 — Security sprints
Capstone
Weeks 7–8 — Final project & presentation
Sample Certificate
Official Hallunix Internship Certificate
PYQs & Official FAQ
Q: Which security tool should I use?
A: Kali Linux and Wireshark for network, Metasploit for exploitation, Burp Suite for web. All are covered in the program.
Q: Will I perform a real penetration test?
A: Yes — the capstone includes a real-world penetration test and audit report.
Q: What is the certificate format?
A:
HTS/JUN25/INT-XX — Official Hallunix Internship Certificate with unique ID.Q: What are the official PYQs?
- Explain the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing with examples.
- How does a firewall work? List its main functions.
- Describe steps in incident response and forensics.
- How do you automate security tasks with Python or Bash?
- How do you report and remediate a security issue?
- What is the role of Nmap and Nessus in vulnerability assessment?
- Explain the phases of a penetration test.
- How do you secure a web application? List best practices.
- What is Security Onion and how is it used?
- List steps for setting up a security lab environment.
Ready to secure systems?
Apply now — limited seats for hands-on mentorship.
Need help? Contact: hallunix.tech@gmail.com