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1. Softwarica College Softwarica College in collaboration with Coventry University The Demand for Certified Ethical Hackers Is Growing in Nepal The Demand for Certified Ethical Hacking Course is Growing, according to a PWC study on Cyber Security Strategy, 90 percent of large businesses experience security breaches at least once a year. Outsiders have targeted over 60% of these organizations. Companies are looking for ethical hackers that can strengthen company networks and avoid cyber-attacks by finding technology flaws to combat this danger. The vast expansion of the communication and information technology sector has provided more access points for cybercriminals. The Growing Demand for Ethical Leadership The information technology industry is embracing cloud computing, with IT outsourcing and virtualization as important trends. Security flaws in the cloud computing shift have increased the severity of cybersecurity risks. As a result, certified ethical hackers are in high demand. To get the benefits of cloud computing without jeopardizing data or information security, businesses must be ethical. As a result, work prospects in ethical hacking are currently increasing. Furthermore, the cyber sector is continually evolving, posing complex security challenges that can only be met by a skilled and ethical professional. Certified Ethical Officer's Responsibilities and Qualifications Certified ethical hackers are white hat hackers who hack systems legally and according to stringent guidelines. Their sole goal is to protect systems from hostile cyber-attacks, phishing attacks, viruses, and worms by securing and encrypting them. To determine the integrity of the displayed data, they use encryption and cryptographic techniques such as vulnerability testing and penetration testing. Job qualifications for an ethical hacker may include programming knowledge of LISP, JAVA, Perl, and C, knowledge of Linux/Unix commands, and excellent computer abilities, as well as a high level of social engineering aptitude that cannot be learned. Social engineering is a non-technical form of network intrusion that depends on human interactions to persuade users to violate security policies.

2. Why should you pursue a BSc (Hons) Computing degree rather than a BSc CSIT degree? Students can pursue a variety of IT degrees in Nepal, including BSc CSIT, BE, BIT, and other IT programmes given by several national and foreign universities. However, because BSc CSIT or just CSIT is widely recognized in Nepal, it is the subject that most students opt to pursue. But do you believe that is the reason you enrolled in an IT course? In my opinion, the best way to pick on a course or a college is to look at what they prepare you for. Let's take a look at BSc (Hons) Computing, which I like to refer to as "an Accelerated Alternative to BSc CSIT," and why you should take it: 1. BSc (Hons) Computing Degree is awarded by Leeds Beckett University, UK. 2. Unlike other IT courses, the BSc (Hons) Computing programme is developed with a holistic approach to learning; it goes beyond earning isolated credits - there is a coherency of course at various levels and a balanced diet of assessment. It offers a comprehensive IT comprehension as well as a well-balanced assessment diet. 3. We use problem-based and activity-based teaching methods to foster learning through real- world projects and a reflective, discursive problem-solving style that stimulates student involvement. 4. The programme is conducted under the Franchise Framework, which means the University of West England provides all teaching materials. Because the course is identical to that offered at UWE, the College may compare TBC students' performance and achievement. https://softwarica.edu.np/