Join the Lucrative World of Ethical Hacking with This 8-Course Bundle

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The largest global threats to the modern world don’t necessarily come from standing armies anymore—they come from large-scale cyberattacks that can knock out power grids, destroy government agencies, and gain top-secret information that can be used to bring entire countries to their knees.

Although it may seem a bit counterintuitive, the only people who can prevent hackers from wreaking this havoc are hackers themselves. Known as ethical or “white hat” hackers, these intrepid cyber warriors are in high-demand throughout both the public and private sector, and the Ethical Hacking A to Z Training Bundle will teach you how to join their ranks for just $39. Today only, you can take off an additional 60% off with code WEEKEND60 at checkout. 

Featuring eight courses and over 45 hours of detailed training, this bundle is meant for anyone who wants to land an exciting and lucrative career in the world of ethical hacking.

After an introduction to the basic methodologies behind the practice, you’ll learn how to safeguard servers, set up networks from scratch, anticipate a growing number of complex cyberattacks, infiltrate enemy systems, develop advanced penetration testing methods, and much more.

Join the increasingly important and lucrative world of ethical hacking with the Ethical Hacking A to Z Training Bundle. Usually priced at over $1,000, this exclusive training is currently available for over 95% off at just $39. Plus, you can save an additional 60% using the code WEEKEND60 at checkout. 

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