Security experts want to blacklist

Last week, the cyber security staff and IT professionals of American enterprises had the honor to be a hacker and learned how hackers broke into the company's network without authorization. Last week, Ernst & Young LLP in New York, USA conducted a five-day training of 'boot camp (new recruits) 'for 10 computer experts from all over the United States, $5000 is required for each training session.

Although network security is not a top priority for enterprises, network security has rapidly become a hot topic since the 911 terrorist incidents in the United States, coupled with the later 'nimda' and 'red' viruses. The name of Ernst & Young LLP is 'special hacker: defending your web'. The company provides network security training for its employees, the training covers network and network security for Windows NT and Unix.

According to Ernst & Young LLP, many companies now employ external experts or consultants to regularly check their networks to detect vulnerabilities. Now these companies want their employees to check their network Vulnerabilities frequently.

During its 45-hour training, Ernst & Young's security professionals gradually explained to these students the various attack servers used by hackers and methods for modifying network configurations.