THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ETHICAL HACKING AND CYBER SECURITY IN EDO STSTE TELECOMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES
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This study examines the issues of teaching and learning Ethical Hacking and Cyber- Security in Edo state telecommunication industries. Specifically, this study intricately examines the challenges faced in the complete learning of the said field. Four research questions were raised and these questions were hypothesized. The population of this study comprises of 5 institutions divided into seven groups of personnel's. A sample of 25 persons involving students of the University of Benin, Lectures in the same University, and several others from various telecommunication industries in the Ovia North East Local Government Area where used for this assessment. A questionnaire was the instrument for data collection. And the answers were analyzed through the inferential statistics method where the hypothesis where also tested. The findings of the study mostly reviewed that one major issue in the teaching and learning of Ethical Hacking and Cyber-Security is the lack of financial support, infrastructure, and resources to this field from the Government of any other Organisation. I recommend this study to various ICT Trainers and Ethical Hackers would like to extensively indulge in this field of study. This study serves as a medium to employ the Government to acknowledge the importance of Ethical Hacking and Cyber-Security, and to help in growing this field of enlightenmen.
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