Introduction
Ethical Hacking is the process of breaking into an organization's IT networks and systems to test their weakness and vulnerabilities. There are five phases in hacking. They include reconnaissance, gaining access, enumeration, maintaining access, and covering tracks. Hackers use various hacking tools and techniques in each of these phases.
Ethical hackers conduct vulnerability assessment, risk assessment, penetration testing and system protection tests and fix security issues before they are exploited by hackers with malicious intent.
Ethical hackers conduct vulnerability assessment, risk assessment, penetration testing and system protection tests and fix security issues before they are exploited by hackers with malicious intent.
EC - Council
The Certified Ethical hacker credentialing and provided by EC-Council is a respected and trusted ethical hacking program in the industry. Since the inception of in 2003, the credential has become one of the best options for industries and companies across the world. The C|EH exam is ANSI 17024 compliant, adding value and credibility to credentialed members. It is also listed as a baseline certification in the US Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 8570 and is a NSCS Certified Training.
EC-Council is the proud owner of the world’s most in-demand ethical hacking certification. For over 15 years, EC-Council’s ethical hacking programs have empowered cybersecurity professionals worldwide to exercise their training and expertise to combat cyberattacks.
EC-Council is the proud owner of the world’s most in-demand ethical hacking certification. For over 15 years, EC-Council’s ethical hacking programs have empowered cybersecurity professionals worldwide to exercise their training and expertise to combat cyberattacks.