Over the years, the term “hacking” has acquired a negative connotation, which is not surprising. Hacking is often used for malicious purposes, such as a way to identify and exploit system vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or a security risk, which will result in data loss or financial loss and other serious damage. Have you ever heard the term ethical hacking? Ethical hacking, also known as “white hat hacking” is the process of invading a system or network to detect malware samples and vulnerabilities that can be detected by malicious scripts or exploits, resulting in serious losses in the form of lost data.

A certified ethical hacker in Middle East is a professional who knows how to look for vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities in certain target systems, using the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a legal way. There are 3 main areas for protection mechanisms and respectively areas for harm – technological, organizational and physical. The most effective protection is realized by recreating the way of thinking, approach and technologies used in an attack. Ethical hackers attack technologies, organizational measures and physical mechanisms – some of these elements or a combination of them.

Certified Ethical Hackers executes White Hat Hacking

CEH v10 is the most comprehensive ethical hacking course in the world. It will help to build the necessary approach and way of thinking in security. The certification will practically validate your skills in front of your employer and clients. 

The main goal of Certified Ethical Hacker in Dubai is to increase security. Malware samples and vulnerabilities discovered by ethical hackers are often fixed during testing. Despite the fact that ethical hackers often use the same tools and methods that cybercriminals and cybercriminals use, ethical hackers have permission from the authorized party to perform the hack. In addition, all detected vulnerabilities are expected to be reported to management during the testing process.