Have you been considering providing ethical hacking certification for your IT employees? As Denial of Service attacks and incidents of data theft mount worldwide, ethical hackers are in ever-greater demand by law enforcement, government, and business to test and improve cybersecurity.
Like it or not, your company needs hackers. Hacking is the process of exploring security breaches in computer systems. Malicious hackers penetrate systems without authorization. They post unwanted content on websites, steal data, or cause temporary or even permanent damage. These are the people you have to watch out for.
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification validates a person’s knowledge and understanding of information security threats. The test involves scanning networks, foot-printing, cryptography and system hacking, enumeration, Trojans and backdoors, sniffers, viruses, and worm detection among other information security threats. It is the pinnacle of the most solicited information security training programs.
