| Ethical Hacking The cybersecurity industry is in the midst of a pressing and all too critical challenge: a massive skills shortage at all levels of the profession. In fact, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are currently as many as 700,000 open cybersecurity positions, with that number set to grow. As…
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What is the NIS2 Directive? Guide to EC-Council Certifications Mapped to NIS2 In today’s highly connected world, safeguarding essential infrastructure and digital services has become more important than ever. As cyber threats grow in complexity, the strategies and regulations aimed at reducing these risks must evolve accordingly. The European Union’s NIS2 Directive introduces a strengthened…
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The Rise of IoT Attacks: Endpoint Protection Via Trending Technologies | Dr. Shekhar Pawar | Ethical Hacking Information technology (IT) handles data and communication, whereas operational technology (OT) manages physical operations and machinery. OT is the hardware and software used in industrial control systems, like SCADA, to monitor and manage physical processes. The Internet of…
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In today’s dynamic digital era, cybersecurity has become the need of the hour. Security teams constantly encounter challenges that require them to stay agile and leverage advanced strategies to mitigate malicious activities. Security frameworks are continuously threatened, with advancements paving the way for exploitation. AI and cybersecurity collectively have completely transformed the digital landscape, creating…
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Master ChatGPT in Cybersecurity: ChatGPT hacking Courses for Ethical hackers In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is more critical than ever. With cyber threats evolving rapidly, staying ahead requires leveraging cutting-edge technologies. One such revolutionary technology is ChatGPT, an advanced AI model developed by OpenAI. This blog explores the intersection of ChatGPT with cybersecurity, focusing on…
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| Ethical Hacking A groundbreaking decision: The recognition of the EC-Council’s Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH) Practical Exam certification by the US Department of Defense, a strenuous six-hour hacking practical exam, is a breakthrough decision aligning it with the DoD 8140 directive. There is an urgent demand for high-end cybersecurity talents at the Department of Defense,…
Read article| David Tidmarsh | Ethical Hacking Learning about computer networks? You’ll no doubt encounter the term SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). So, what is SNMP used for? In short, SNMP is a networking protocol that lets users monitor and facilitate communications between the devices on a computer network. Since its invention in the 1980s, SNMP…
Read article| Leaman Crews | Ethical Hacking The term “hacker” can have negative connotations, as you picture a cyber-criminal breaking into systems to take data that doesn’t belong to them. While there are bad actors who fit that description, there are good and bad types of hacking. Ethical hackers perform a critical service for businesses, governments,…
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| Ethical HackingWith network safety dangers becoming a significant threat to individuals, enterprises, and national security, the demand for talented and ethical hackers is quickly expanding. Ethical hacking, or penetration testers or white hat hackers, is the legitimate act of breaking into PCs and gadgets to uncover vulnerabilities and weaknesses. As digital dangers become more…
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| David Tidmarsh | Ethical HackingRed teams are an essential component of an enterprise’s cybersecurity framework. The idea of red teaming is closely related to ethical hacking and penetration testing: evaluating an organization’s IT defenses for weaknesses and then helping resolve them. But what is a red team in cybersecurity, and how can you begin…
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