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Ethical Hacking

Organizations hire candidates who excel in Ethical Hacking to safeguard their digital assets and protect against cyber threats in today's rapidly evolving world of work. As the reliance on technology grows, the skill of Ethical Hacking becomes increasingly important, enabling companies to proactively identify vulnerabilities, strengthen security measures, and mitigate potential risks to their sensitive information and infrastructure. With the ability to assess and strengthen their defenses, candidates proficient in Ethical Hacking offer invaluable expertise in ensuring the resilience and integrity of digital systems, making them highly sought-after by organizations striving to maintain a secure and trustworthy operational environment.

Assessment Details
US $15

Performance Analysis report

40 minutes
40 MCQ

Certificate of Specialization

Credential of Readiness 

Test Syllabus

The Ethical Hacking Skill Test evaluates candidates' practical comprehension and application of ethical hacking techniques to assess their proficiency in safeguarding digital systems. By testing their knowledge and ability to apply strategies, methodologies, and tools relevant to the field, the test assesses candidates' aptitude for identifying vulnerabilities, implementing security measures, and countering potential threats. 


Topics covered in the test:


  • Cryptography

  • Footprinting

  • Reconnaissance and Enumeration

  • Denial of Service

  • Introduction to Ethical Hacking

  • Linux Basics

  • Network Scanning

  • Session Hijacking, Remote Exploitation, and Client-Side Exploitation

  • Sniffers and Buffer Overflow

  • Trojans, Worms, and Covert Channels

Related Roles

Having verifiable Ethical Hacking skills can give you an edge in today's cybersecurity landscape. As organizations increasingly prioritize protecting their digital assets from potential threats and vulnerabilities, roles related to Ethical Hacking become highly relevant. These roles, whether as interns or full-time professionals, provide opportunities to apply your expertise in ethical hacking techniques, strengthen security measures, identify weaknesses, and mitigate risks. 


Internship Roles:


  • Ethical Hacking Intern

  • Cybersecurity Intern

  • Information Security Intern

  • Penetration Testing Intern

  • Security Analyst Intern

  • Vulnerability Assessment Intern


Full-time Roles:


  • Ethical Hacker

  • Security Analyst

  • Penetration Tester

  • Information Security Consultant

  • Incident Response Analyst

  • Security Engineer

  • Cybersecurity Researcher

  • Network Security Engineer

  • Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst

  • Cryptographer

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