The process of systematically identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities on a network using the same tools and techniques as an attacker is known as ____________.
- Network Enumeration
- Penetration Testing
- Threat Intelligence
- Vulnerability Assessment
Penetration Testing is a cybersecurity practice involving the systematic identification and exploitation of vulnerabilities within a network or system. Security professionals use the same tools and techniques as real attackers to simulate real-world scenarios. The objective is to discover and address weaknesses in the security infrastructure, enhancing the overall resilience against malicious intrusions.__________________________________________________
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