Ethical Hacking

An ethical hacker is the ultimate security professional who hacks into a computer network to test or evaluate its security, rather than with malicious or criminal intent.

If you are someone looking for an extensive understanding of hacking and it’s legal and ethical implementation to evaluate a system’s security, this is the ideal course for you.

Ethical Hacking is an accepted practice of bypassing system security to identify potential data breaches and threats in a network. The company that owns the system or network allows Cyber Security engineers to perform such activities to test the system’s defences. Hence, unlike unprecedented and malicious interventions, ethical hacking is planned, routined, and above all, legal.

At LSET, this entire course of ethical hacking comes under four certifications. Each of them will focus on practical skills and real-world implications of your learning.

Benefits of learning ethical hacking

In the dawn of international conflicts, terrorist organisations funding cybercriminals to breach security systems resulting in the steady rise of cybercrime, organisations face the challenge of updating hack-preventing tactics, installing several technologies to protect the system.
A Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) earns an average salary of £52,927 per annum, and the relevant practical experience heavily influences pay for this job which can go up to £70,000.
The number of ethical hacker jobs is expected to grow by over 188,000 worldwide in the following years. Practically skilled ethical hackers can look for making their career in some of the big names in the IT and management sector.
In the realm of cybersecurity, ethical hacking is the most demanded job role. If you're looking to put on your “white hat” and infiltrate systems for good, this position can be an enriching career option.

Benefits of learning ethical hacking

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Ethical Hacking Beginner Certificate

Ethical Hacking Advanced Certificate

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