Hack the system and get your job,"TCS" Ethical Hacking Contest

TCS  is launching the inaugural edition of Ethical Hacking Contest for students passing out in the year 2017 in two rounds. If you have the competency and desire to be a cyber-security professional, TCS is the place for you to grow.

A famous quote says

‘Security is only as Strong as its Weakest Link’


.How true is the above quote! Especially in today’s digital era, where enterprises globally are seeing a rise in the number and complexity of security breaches. With Internet of Things (IoT), Social, Mobility and Cloud Computing, digital has opened up new business opportunities. But, this has also put enterprise at a greater security risk.

Security breaches and data theft are a growing menace. To counter these threats posed by unscrupulous hackers, enterprises are increasingly employing security researchers and ethical hackers. Ethical hackers help find vulnerabilities in enterprise systems, before any attacker exploits the same.
For more details, stay tuned to our TCS Enterprise Security & Risk Management (ESRM) Unit Channel on Campus Commune.


Hack system get job TCS Ethical Hacking Contest
If you are a registered member of Campus Commune, Login (https://campuscommune.tcs.com/en-in/intro) and subscribe to ESRM Channel.
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