Melville computer course teaches ethical hacking

Those interested in a career in ethical hacking can attend a course this December at the ONLC Training Centers in Melville.

Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures is a class offered at the ONLC Training Centers that will allow students to become certified in the industry. The course will help businesses identify qualified individuals who have information security skills. The certification earned during the course is recognized worldwide and has also gotten endorsements from government agencies. It was even accredited by the American National Standards Institute.

The class will cover many topics related to information security, such as vulnerability analysis, social engineering, cloud computing, and cryptography. Students will be taught how to ethically hack web servers, web applications, wireless networks, and mobile platforms. Other subjects featured in the program will include malware threats, enumeration, and scanning networks. Professors who instruct courses like this can advertise the event to others using poster printing services.

The ethical hacking class will be held from December 7 to December 11. The cost to partake in the program will be $3,395 per student. Prior registration is mandatory to attend. Anybody who wishes to take other classes related to cybersecurity can go on the ONLC Training Centers website for updates on upcoming courses, such as the organization’s Certified Network Defender program or the EC Council Certified Security Analyst class.