Hack4good: A Day of Free Ethical Hacking Training at Talent Garden

It's called Hack4good the day of free training that Talent Garden dedicates to ethical hacking, the professional training for a digital system inspired by ethical and civil values and principles. The goal is indeed to disseminate the fundamental skills to identify vulnerabilities present in systems and help to resolve them. Ethical hacking is the practice for the risk assessment on computer security that uses the same strategies of hackers, with the approval and authorization of the organization in which it is operating. The appointment, on March 8, from 10 to 17, at the Talent Garden Naples location in via San Giacomo, is among the first organized in the Neapolitan headquarters inaugurated last October 5. The event is free, open to all, and is entirely dedicated to offensive security techniques. The goal of the event is to guarantee a day of high-quality training on the topic: the teachers will be Gaspare Ferraro, professor of cybersecurity at the University of Genoa and Riccardo Bonafede, researcher, both well-known names in the world of computer security. The theoretical course will end with practical laboratories with a number limited to 80 participants: "This event offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from two of the most authoritative names in the field of cybersecurity the main techniques for digital security: learning to defend oneself from the increasingly frequent dangers is becoming a priority," explains Irene Boni, CEO of Talent Garden. The event extends throughout the day with a first part dedicated to the more theoretical study of the subject and a second part dedicated to practical laboratories.