Many organizations today rely on cybersecurity and ethical hacking to protect themselves from falling victim to cyber-attacks. Both cybersecurity and ethical hacking serve similar purposes of improving a company’s security but they differ in a lot of ways. While cyber security is a broader domain, ethical hacking is a part of cybersecurity. It is important for any organization that is investing in a security framework to understand each of these terms. In this blog, we will understand the difference between cyber security and ethical hacking.

In the digital age, where cyber threats loom large and the security landscape evolves at a breakneck pace, the role of data analysis in enhancing cybersecurity measures has never been more critical.

As the amount of data that companies create and use continues to grow, cybersecurity measures have to grow, too. Malicious attacks such as phishing, denial of service (DoS), and malware, cybersecurity risks can come from within an organization or from outside actors.