Become a cybersecurity hero with this ethical hacking bundle
TL;DR: The 2021 Premium Ethical Hacking Certification Bundle is on sale for £42.44 as of May 22, saving you 96% on list price.
When the fictional Behavioral Analysis Unit of the FBI needed someone to stop hackers in their tracks on Criminal Minds, they hired a vigilante hacker. Why? Because, while it may seem a bit counterintuitive, the only person who can stop a hacker is another hacker.
Known as ethical or "white hat" hackers, these heroic cyber warriors are on the front lines of defense against harmful digital intrusions – and they don't just work for the FBI. Since the greatest threats to companies today come from "black hat" hackers infiltrating and destroying data, ethical hackers are in high demand across every industry. And companies pay handsomely for their services.
Curious what it takes to become one of these cybersecurity superheroes? Check out this 2021 Premium Ethical Hacking Certification Bundle. With over 60 hours of training and eight distinct courses, this training covers everything you need to build a foundation in ethical hacking. You'll learn about system hacking and vulnerability exploitation, figure out how to uncover hidden bugs and vulnerabilities yourself, and experiment with proactive protection mechanisms like IP Reputation, Port Honeypots, Web Honeypots, DoS Detection, and WAF Modules.
Two of the courses will also help prep you for essential CompTIA exams: CySA+ Cybersecurity Analyst and PenTest+ Ethical Hacking. Led by Total Seminars, a top certification training service, you can ensure the training will have you ready to pass the exams with flying colors.
This training is worth £1,132, but you can sign up for just £42.44 while it's on sale. Even if you don't end up with a career in ethical hacking, gaining the tools to stop cybercriminals in their tracks is worth every single penny.
Topics Cybersecurity
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