Train to become an ethical hacker for less than $40

Whether you're on Facebook, Ticketfly, Equifax, or a dating site for wannabe adulterers (hi Josh Duggar!), no one's safe from cyber attacks. It's a threat that looms mind-bogglingly large: According to a January 2018 report from the Online Trust Alliance, there were 159,700 so-called cyber incidents and data breaches just last year — 93% of which could've been prevented — which led to an estimated $5 billion in collective losses. 

It shouldn't surprise you, then, to learn that trained ethical hackers are in high demand nowadays. They're the IT professionals who hunt down network vulnerabilities and keep the World Wide Web safe — all while making a casual six-figure salary. Read more...