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The document discusses cybersecurity and different types of cyber attacks. It provides information on vulnerability testing and web application attacks observed between certain dates for all verticals and education. It defines white hat hackers and discusses the role of ethical hacking and the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). It introduces five basic security principles organizations should follow, including maintaining strong access controls, providing security awareness training, implementing patch management, ensuring strong system configuration, and conducting penetration testing.
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