Strategic Defense Against Cyber Crime Today

What is Cyberhacking?

Cyberattacks in the United States pose significant challenges to individuals, businesses, and government entities, affecting various aspects of society, including national security, economic stability, and personal privacy.

It is also commonly referred to as hacking, which is the practice of using unconventional or illicit methods to gain unauthorized access to a computer system or network. It's essentially trying to bypass security measures to get in.

However, hacking isn't always malicious. Ethical hackers, also known as white hat hackers, use their skills to identify and patch vulnerabilities in systems, improving security. They're like digital security guards, testing the defenses to find weaknesses before malicious hackers do. A black hat hacker is essentially a computer criminal. They use their hacking skills and knowledge for malicious purposes, unlike ethical hackers who help improve security systems.