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Kali Linux: Secure Your Network

How to Prevent Cyber Terrorism and Defend Your Network with Kali Linux

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Kali Linux: Secure Your Network

Auteur(s): Frank Eltrinos
Narrateur(s): Rudy Norman
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Have you ever considered what you would do if you got hacked?

Most people have a limited understanding of how hacking works, leaving their networks vulnerable. However, the consequences of a cyber attack can be devastating.

Increasingly, technology is becoming more advanced. A secure network can be a great tool, allowing you to store vast amounts of information. However, this has given more power to those with hacking skills, who can exploit poor cybersecurity. Thankfully, you can protect yourself. This audiobook will show you the techniques required to build a secure network in Kali Linux.

You’ll also discover how to secure your system by performing tasks like penetration testing and security testing. Such tests will ensure that you are always ready to prevent cyber terrorism and defend your network. With many years of experience, Frank Eltrinos is an expert in this area. So, you will be able to learn from one of the best.

Are you vulnerable to a cyber attack? Stop waiting for hackers to target you. Take control of your network security today.

©2020 Frank Eltrinos (P)2020 Frank Eltrinos
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