Security experts want to surf the internet with black black

Last week, U.S. enterprise network security and IT professionals were fortunate enough to do a hacker to learn how hackers hacked into the company's network without authorization. Last week's Ernst & Young LLP in New York gave a five-day ' boot camp ' training to 10 computer experts from all over the United States, each of whom had to pay a fee of $5000.
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Although network security is not an enterprise's top priority, but since the 911 terrorist incidents in the United States, coupled with the subsequent attack of the ' Nimda ' and ' Red Code ' virus, network security quickly became a hot spot. Ernst & Young LLP is called ' Special hacker: Defending your website ', which provides network security training for its employees, which is the network and network security of Windows NT and UNIX.
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According to Ernst & Young LLP, many companies now hire outside experts or consultants to regularly check their networks to see if there are vulnerabilities. Now these companies want their employees to be able to regularly check their network vulnerabilities.
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During its 45-hour training, Ernst & Young security professionals have been explaining to these students the various attacking servers used by hackers and ways to modify the network configuration.