Ethical Hacker Trainer

scription involves simulating malicious attacks to identify and report vulnerabilities in a company's systems, networks, and software before malicious actors can exploit them. Key responsibilities include performing penetration tests, assessing security posture, researching threats, documenting findings, and recommending security upgrades and policies to enhance overall cybersecurity. This role requires strong technical skills in networking, operating systems, and programming, as well as excellent communication and troubleshooting abilities.

Key Responsibilities

Vulnerability Assessment: Conduct penetration tests and vulnerability scans to find weaknesses in systems, networks, and applications.

Reporting: Document all findings, including security flaws and exploitation methods, in clear, concise reports for management and IT teams.

Remediation: Provide detailed recommendations and feedback on how to fix vulnerabilities and strengthen defenses.

Security Policy Development: Help create and implement robust security policies and procedures aligned with organizational and regulatory requirements.

Security Awareness: Educate users on best practices to help them contribute to a secure computing environment.

Threat Monitoring: Monitor systems and networks for suspicious activities and investigate security incidents.

Research: Stay updated on the latest hacking techniques, tools, and emerging cyber threats to anticipate and prevent potential attacks.

Required Skills & Qualifications

Technical Expertise: In-depth knowledge of operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS), networking (TCP/IP, OSI model), security software, and databases.

Programming: Proficiency in programming languages like Python, C++, Java, or HTML is beneficial.

Security Tools: Experience with vulnerability scanners and penetration testing tools.

Soft Skills: Strong problem-solving, analytical, communication, and troubleshooting skills.

Credentials: Often requires a Bachelor's degree in IT or computer science and potentially certifications like the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH).