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What is an Ethical Hacker?


 

A google search states: 

"an ethical hacker is a person who hacks into a computer network in order to test or evaluate its security, rather than with malicious or criminal intent".

This particular career field is becoming more popular due to attacks on large scale networks.

The University of San Diego has published detailed information regarding hacking and ethical hackers:

The continuation of network infiltration will substantiate the need for this skill set.

The demand for Ethical Hackers will grow in my opinion.

The pay scale for a position of an ethical hacker proves to be very competitive:

 

Considering the facts, becoming an Ethical Hacker, will continue to be a sought after skill in the future.

Necessity facilitates this.

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