Five Phases of Ethical Hacking

GreyCampus & EC-Council together bring in an informative 1-hour webinar for ethical hacking aspirants. Our subject matter expert will take you through the 5 phases of Ethical Hacking out of the 18 mentioned above. The webinar will follow as per the outline below: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & Career Opportunities. Phases of Ethical Hacking. Phase 1 – Reconnaissance.
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TLS/SSL Inspection for Stronger Cybersecurity

With cyberattacks becoming easier and cheaper to launch, it’s no surprise that 80.5% of technology leaders consider cyber attacks at their organization likely. Pulse and A10 Networks surveyed 200 technology leaders to find out how their companies are thinking about SSL inspection and decryption solutions as part of a Zero Trust strategy.
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2022 Cyber Challenges & Industry Intelligence Study

The modern security organization is fueled by intelligence, advanced technology, and more knowledgeable professionals than any other point in history. However, the endless war that started at the dawn of connectivity often sees the same challenges as we do today and much of this stems from the misconception that organizations must fight threat actors on their own. This myth continues to create siloes, both internally and externally, and prevents teams from gaining necessary threat visibility or reducing overloaded analysts workload.
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Information is power: The role of threat intel in cloud security

Cloud security is complex. Join Omdia’s expert cybersecurity analysts as they discuss the complex nature of cloud security and provide insights into everything from threat intel and SaaS to infrastructure- and platform-as-a-service, customer responsibilities, emerging trends, and the kinds of tools available to help.
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How to Implement a Cybersecurity-first Culture for the Modern Workplace

The shift to the remote and hybrid workplace has presented new opportunities to hackers as they look to exploit weaknesses brought about by unfamiliar work practices, multiple and BYOD devices, and most importantly the busy day-to-day lives of our employees. According to email statistics, the average person receives over 100 emails per day (Earthweb), and with human error the cause of 85% of cyber security breaches (IBM) you can see why email is the number one threat vector.
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