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Ethical Hacking: Industry Internship Presentation

This document presents an industry internship presentation on ethical hacking. It provides 4 reasons for learning ethical hacking: 1) to understand a hacker's mindset and help defend networks, 2) to learn hidden techniques and explore better security practices, 3) to help with software development and quality assurance testing, and 4) it provides career opportunities globally as the demand for ethical hackers is high.

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Ethical Hacking: Industry Internship Presentation

This document presents an industry internship presentation on ethical hacking. It provides 4 reasons for learning ethical hacking: 1) to understand a hacker's mindset and help defend networks, 2) to learn hidden techniques and explore better security practices, 3) to help with software development and quality assurance testing, and 4) it provides career opportunities globally as the demand for ethical hackers is high.

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INDUSTR Y INT ER NSHIP PR ESE NTATIO N

ETHICAL HACKING

PRESENTING BY:-
SAURABH SAKAL SINGH
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REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
LEARN ETHICAL HACKING
• UNDERSTAND A HACKERS MINDSET
• KNOW HIDDEN TECHNIqUES AND ExpLORE BETTER
WAYS
• HELpS WITH DEvELOpMENT AND qUALITY
ASSURANCE
• THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER
UNDERSTAND A HACKERS
MINDSET
The most obvious benefit of learning ethical hacking is its potential to improve
and inform on how a corporate network is defended. For any organization, when
it comes to Cyber Security, the primary threat is a black hat hacker. And by
learning how they operate, it can help defenders identify and prioritize potential
menaces. Practically, it is not possible to remove all the attacks from a network.
But with ethical hacking skills, Cyber Security professionals will be able to
minimize the impact of the potential threat and assign limited resources that
reduce the chances of a successful attack. Training in ethical hacking can help
network defenders to develop this kind of mindset.
KNOW HIDDEN TECHNIqUES AND
ExpLORE BETTER WAYS
By ethical hacking into the system, you can learn about ample security options, which otherwise
might have resulted in security breaches. With the right approach, you can know about the best
security practices to be followed and new concepts like:
• Hacking Mobile Phone
• Windows and Linux
• ART of Hacking
Testing Web Application Security
Learning all these concepts would not only be used in your professional career but also when
you decide to change your platform.
HELpS WITH DEvELOpMENT AND
qUALITY ASSURANCE
Whenever a new product is developed, stakeholders often neglect its
security testing due to a time crunch, which at times leave the software
vulnerable to theft and hacking. But if there is an ethical hacker on board,
the security testing can be performed quickly, efficiently and
comprehensively with the best industry practices. Beyond this, learning
ethical hacking can help with studying tools, created by hackers and
quality assurance testers to expedite the remediation of common
vulnerabilities. Moreover, by knowing about these tools, developers can
acquire knowledge about coding errors that should be avoided.
THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER

As an ethical hacker, you have the liberty to work for whichever


industry you want. You can work for one of the Fortune 500 or even
start a small venture on your own. Moreover, for those who aspire to
travel the world, ethical hacking might be the right start. The reason
being that on the global scale, Cyber attacks are on an all-time ride
and are outpacing the supply of ethical hackers. Thus, there are
plenty of opportunities for cybersecurity professionals.

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