A Certified Professional Ethical Hacker (CPEH)™ is someone who's hired by a company to check their computer systems and networks for weaknesses. They do this by using the same techniques as hackers, but with permission, to find and fix security problems. Unauthorized hacking is illegal, but when it's done with permission, it's called penetration testing, which is okay.
The CPEH™ certification is a training program that teaches people how to be ethical hackers. It covers a lot of important stuff about hacking and keeping networks safe. The training includes learning about the latest tools and tricks used by hackers. It's designed by experts and includes modern tools and techniques that hackers use.
When someone gets certified as a CPEH™, it means they're recognized as someone who knows how to protect computer systems from hackers. They learn to find and fix vulnerabilities in things like mobile devices, computer operating systems, and Wi-Fi networks. The training also teaches about things like how hackers try to trick people into giving them access to systems, how to detect when someone is trying to break in, and how to stop attacks like viruses and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks.
Overall, the training helps people understand how hackers think and how to defend against them.
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