Ethical Hacking

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Ethical Hacking

Speaker Profile:

Mr.Sreejith K.S is currently Working as a Security Specialist in Tata Consulting Services.One of His Research Project Implementation of UCON model Within Trishul framework under EASTWEB ASIA-LINK PROGRAM at University of Trento, Italy.

Outline:

Brief overview on Info security .
Hacking and Hacker(malicious)
ETHICAL HACKING ?definitions
Hacking(Malicious) VS Ethical hacking.
Why EH?
Expertise and knowledge required .
Real world examples of EH.
Ethical hacking process.
Diff methods and tools for Ethical Hacking.
Future prospects of Ethical Hacking.

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