Skill
Ethical Hacking
Cybersecurity
Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing, involves legally and deliberately probing computer systems, networks, or applications for security vulnerabilities with the owner's permission. Practitioners, often certified as Certified Ethical Hackers (CEH) or through similar credentials, simulate attacker techniques to identify weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them. It's a core skill for cybersecurity professionals responsible for protecting organizational infrastructure and data.
Open roles requiring Ethical Hacking (2)
AI Attack Surface and Threat Exposure Management Consulting Director
CNA Financial
$97,000 – $189,000
This director-level role leads the strategy and deployment of AI and automation across application security, vulnerability management, and attack surface discovery programs. It suits senior security professionals with deep expertise in these domains who are ready to shape how AI transforms enterprise security operations.
Listed on CNA Financial’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Cybersecurity Technical Mentor - Independent Contractor (US Canada, Europe, MENA, India & APAC Timezones)
Udacity
Contract · Remote
Udacity seeks experienced cybersecurity professionals to mentor learners in their online programs through one-on-one sessions, technical deep-dives, and group Q&A forums. This part-time contractor role suits practitioners with 5+ years of cybersecurity experience who enjoy teaching and want flexible income alongside existing work.
Listed on Udacity’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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