Ethical Hacking Learning Center in Abuja

Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing or pen testing, is legally breaking into computers and devices to test an organization's defenses. It's among the most exciting IT jobs any person can be involved in. You are literally getting paid to keep up with the latest technology and get to break into computers without the threat of being arrested.

Ethical Hacking is a legitimate and structured way of hacking, performed to expose the vulnerabilities in the software, web application, or in the network,that can be accessed and exploited by an unauthorized person.

Companies engage ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities in their systems. From the penetration tester's point of view, there is no downside: If you hack through the current defenses of a system, you have given the client a chance to block the loophole before an attacker discovers it. 

 

Understanding Ethical Hacking

Ethical hackinghelpssecure both your personal as well as an organization’s IT assets. There are manythreat vectors which attackersuse to get the access to a website, software or network. Ethical hackers are trained to identify these and fix them before they are discovered by malicious hackers. In organizations, they are often given the role of a security analyst, security consultant security architect etc. 

 

Skilltouch Computer Training Institute Ethical Hacking Courses

At  Skilltouch ICT and computer training school Wuse Abuja, we teach students how to use the most advanced ethical hacking tools to achieve the following tasks:

• Detectingloopholes in a database that can be exploited by any unauthorized person  
• Finding vulnerabilities in networks thatcan be exploited by any attacker 
• Educating the employees on how to identify phishing mails and tackle them  
• Establishing proper security controls on allthe devices. 
• Securing  Web applications and websites 
• Securing an organization's network  
• Regular patching of Infrastructure devices like routers, switches, firewall and servers. 
• Establishing perimeter security to protect the organizational network. 
• Ensuring User and Access based controls are setup and implemented.  
• Input validation on Websites. 

Security analyst, security consultant or security architect...these are some of the names given to ethical hackers in the corporate world.