What's the difference between hacking and ethical hacking?

Hacking refers to unauthorized access and exploitation of computer systems and networks, often for personal gain, harm, or excitement. Ethical hacking, or 'White Hat Hacking,' uses similar tactics but with authorization to identify weaknesses in systems to enhance security.

Is ethical hacking legal?

Yes, ethical hacking is generally legal globally. Ethical hackers secure digital assets at risk of compromise by real malevolent hackers.

How do I start a career in ethical hacking?

To start a career in ethical hacking, one can enroll in cybersecurity training institutions like Craw Security or engage in self-paced learning.

Are ethical hacking tools freely available?

Ethical hacking tools vary; some are free, others are paid. It is recommended to try a demo and consider purchasing premium versions for full functionality. ShieldXDR by Craw Security, a renowned XDR solution, is an example.

Can ethical hacking guarantee a 100% secure system?

No system is 100% secure. The likelihood of being hacked depends on the skills of the hacker, whether ethical or malevolent. Craw Security offers VAPT Services and ShieldXDR, aiming to enhance system security.