Cybercrime is evolving into a sophisticated, business-like ecosystem, with criminal groups operating like legitimate ...

Ethical hackers needn't be cybersecurity professionals, either: "If one developer in a team thinks like an ethical hacker, they can often spot the security vulnerabilities before they happen." ...

Council, is redefining how early-career professionals' step into this high-stakes arena. CEH is not just a theoretical certification. It is a hands-on, immersive training model that transforms new ...

Twenty high school students spent the week at Northern Michigan University learning about the basics of cybersecurity.

According to the CEH Hall of Fame 2025 Industry Report , 100% of CEH Hall of Fame inductees attribute their career success ...

Code Girls United hosted its first-ever cybersecurity camp at MSU Billings this week. The camp introduced over a dozen ...

The Ethical Hacking Council defines it like this: "The goal of the ethical hacker is to help the organisation take pre-emptive measures against malicious attacks by attacking the system himself; all ...

When Ethical Hacking Can't Compete. Companies are paying “white hat” hackers to probe their cybersecurity systems for weaknesses—but some say that so far, they aren’t paying enough.

Can Hacking Be Ethical? the black-to-white transformation. Regardless of team affiliation, experts say, the best hackers are hyper-curious, eager to show off their technological talents, at least ...