There's no better time to become a white hat hacker

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White hat hackers are a critical asset to information security, which is at extremely high risk in this day and age. Remember Target? Remember the DNC email hack? By discovering vulnerabilities in computer systems before nefarious actors can gain access, ethical hackers help protect private data and keep software safe for users. To enter this increasingly essential field, pick up this Pay What You Want White Hat Hacker Bundle.

With just these online courses, I was able to get up to speed with the latest security practices. You'll familiarize yourself with network infrastructure to understand how secure systems are built and maintained. Mitigate common web threats by adopting safer coding techniques and get an overview of common attack strategies. Even put yourself in the shoes of attackers by hacking WiFi networks and building an Android Trojan virus.

Through this wide overview of security skills, I worked towards becoming a Certified Information Systems Security Professional. The best part is that it's incredibly affordable. I highly suggest you name your price to get a great deal on this White Hat Hacker bundle.

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