Ethical Hacking:
The word hacking has strongly negative connotations, and, for the most part, rightly so. But ethical hacking is much different. It takes place with the explicit permission of the company whose system is being attacked. In fact, their "good guy" role is underscored by the nickname "white hat" Ethical Hackers have been given. The nickname is a throwback to old Westerns where the good cowboys could be identified by their white hats.
The company and the Ethical Hacker enter into a legally binding contract. The contract, sometimes called a "get out of jail free card," sets forth the parameters of the testing. It's called the "get out of jail free card" because it's what harbors the Ethical Hacker from prosecution. Hacking is a felony, and a serious one at that. The terms of the agreement are what transform illegal behavior into a legal and legitimate occupation.
In case of certain other details or formalities on our end, do revert back to us.
for more information please contact us :
The word hacking has strongly negative connotations, and, for the most part, rightly so. But ethical hacking is much different. It takes place with the explicit permission of the company whose system is being attacked. In fact, their "good guy" role is underscored by the nickname "white hat" Ethical Hackers have been given. The nickname is a throwback to old Westerns where the good cowboys could be identified by their white hats.
The company and the Ethical Hacker enter into a legally binding contract. The contract, sometimes called a "get out of jail free card," sets forth the parameters of the testing. It's called the "get out of jail free card" because it's what harbors the Ethical Hacker from prosecution. Hacking is a felony, and a serious one at that. The terms of the agreement are what transform illegal behavior into a legal and legitimate occupation.
Information security:
Information security means protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction.The terms information security, computer security and information assurance are frequently incorrectly used interchangeably. These fields are interrelated often and share the common goals of protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information; however, there are some subtle differences between them.
Program Benefits & Highlights:- Learn & Interact with renowned Industry Experts
- Receive an unparalleled education on the art of computer security with personal one-onone attention from Sunny Vaghela.
- Hands on Demonstrations of Latest Hacking Techniques & Tools.
- Hands on Demonstrations of various cases solved by Sunny Vaghela.
- PowerPoint Presentation, Live Demos, Interactive Question & Answer sessions and comprehensive reading material.
- Toppers of each workshop to be personally interviewed Sunny Vaghela and will receive a chance to work with him on security projects.
- Sunny Vaghela (To know more about Sunny Vaghela please visit www.sunnyvaghela.com)
- Comprehensive course material will be provided to participants.
- Ethical Hacking Toolkit worth Rs.500 (Containing Tools, Videos, Ebooks, Presentations)
- 2 Days (8 hours/day)
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Rs. 1000 Rs/Participant
(This includes Registration Kit, Ethical Hacking Toolkit, and Course Material).
- Certificate of “Certified Ethical Hacking Expert – Level 1” will be given to participants.
In case of certain other details or formalities on our end, do revert back to us.
for more information please contact us :
Amratanshu Parashar (9424892006) (Vice President, IETE-MITM)
Rahul Pareek (9752220092) (Secretary, IETE-MITM)
Aditya Kandele (9425481661)(Treasurer IETE0MITM)
Shabbir Bombaywala (9754362927)
Manish Dubey (9981810075, 9407018123)
Ekansh Mishra (9424898061)
Rahul Pareek (9752220092) (Secretary, IETE-MITM)
Aditya Kandele (9425481661)(Treasurer IETE0MITM)
Shabbir Bombaywala (9754362927)
Manish Dubey (9981810075, 9407018123)
Ekansh Mishra (9424898061)
For free demonstration and registration contact:
Juzer Nawab (9713740253)
Juzer Nawab (9713740253)