Become an ethical hacker with this heavily discounted course
TL;DR: The Hacking In Practice: Ethical Hacking course is on sale for £9.86 as of August 8, saving you 87% on list price.
Renowned cybersecurity researcher and analyst Keren Elazari posited the perfect metaphor for hackers in a now-viral TED talk: hackers are the internet's immune system, pushing the internet to become stronger and healthier.
While there are malicious hackers pushing that agenda by exposing flaws, there are also good guy/girl hackers (commonly referred to as ethical hackers) that work to fix security holes before they're exploited.
Given the recent onslaught of data breach cases that even conglomerates like Facebook, T-Mobile, and Quora failed to dodge, ethical hackers are more in demand than ever. If you want to join the league of the internet's mightiest heroes, the Hacking In Practice: Ethical Hacking course will train you to become a full-fledged ethical hacker. For a limited time, you can grab the course at the Mashable Shop on sale for just £9.86.
With over 20 hours of practical training spread across 236 lectures, this comprehensive course will expose you to the world of cybersecurity. You'll start off with an introduction to different cyber threats and IT security myths, then jump into learning an array of security policies, the fundamentals of risk management, the intricacies of disaster recovery, and current hacking trends. You'll explore the process of designing more secure networks and receive step-by-step instructions for advanced hacking techniques. You'll also dive into concepts like encrypted data, identify spoofing, and windows authorisation. By the end of the training, you'll get a voucher for the ISA CISS examination at no additional cost, which would then help set you up to validate your skills and land a high-paying job.
Head on over to the Mashable Shop to gain access to this jampacked bundle. Normally £76, you can get it on sale for just £9.86.
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