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Averting cyber attacks is imperative: Speakers on ethical hacking
Ethical hacking is one of the ways to avert cyber attacks in digital word, Speakers at the conclusion of training classes on ethical hacking organised by department of Computer science and engineering of JNTU College of Engineering on Friday.
Kukatpally: Ethical hacking is one of the ways to avert cyber attacks in digital word, Speakers at the conclusion of training classes on ethical hacking organised by department of Computer science and engineering of JNTU College of Engineering on Friday.
College principal Dr E Saibaba Reddy, co-ordinator and Head of the Computer science department R Sridevi, faculty and students participated in the programme. College principal explained the prevalence of cyber attacks in the back ground of e-commerce, e-governance, e-security, e-banking and telemedicine.
Students who attended the training classes will armored with hands on experience in averting cyber attacks, he said. Dr R Sridevi stressed the protection of Country’s defence related information from enemy.
