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I created a Gantt chart to visually lay out all the tasks and milestones required to complete my corporate social responsibility (CSR) presentation. The chart showed the start and end dates for each step, such as researching the topic (5/10 - 5/20), creating draft slides (4/20 - 5/25), rehearsing the presentation (5/25 - 5/ 30), and the final presentation date (5/31). I made this Gantt chart to help me plan out the work, set realistic timeframes, and ensure I was on track to meet the deadline. It proved invaluable for keeping me organized and focused throughout the multi-week project. By visualizing each component, I could clearly see my critical path to completion. I learned the immense value of upfront planning and scheduling for complex, multi-step projects to avoid last-minute scrambling

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Reporting is a crucial aspect of ethical hacking engagements. The report should provide an accurate and honest assessment of the vulnerabilities discovered, respecting confidentiality and following ethical guidelines. It typically includes an executive summary for leadership and detailed technical findings with proof of concept exploits and recommendations for remediation. Ethical considerations are paramount - the report must reflect the truth without exaggeration, protect sensitive data, and only be shared with authorized parties after obtaining consent. Sloppy or misleading reporting can lead to critical vulnerabilities being missed and systems remaining exposed to potential breaches.

The report serves as a roadmap for the organization to improve their security posture by addressing the identified weaknesses. It helps demonstrate compliance and align with industry best practices. While reporting formats may vary, they should be clear, concise, and tailored to the organization's needs with actionable recommendations. Ethical hackers must maintain professionalism and integrity throughout the reporting process to uphold trust and credibility in the field.

References:

-Ethical Hacking: Reporting Your Findings. Available at: https://snyk.io/series/ethical-hacking/reporting-for-hackers/.

- Ethical hacking project report - declaration I hereby declare that this project based on ethical(no date)Studocu. Available at: https://studocu.com/in/document/indira-gandhi-delhi-technical-university-for-women/cyber-security-and-foreensics/ethical-hacking-project-report/33410793 (Accessed: 05 June 2024).

           - Ethical hacking project report - declaration I hereby declare that this project based on ethical                (no date) Studocu . Available at: https://studocu.com/in/document/indira-gandhi-delhi-technical-university-for-women/cyber-security-and-foreensics/ethical-hacking-project-report/33410793 (Accessed: 05 June 2024).

           - Ethical hacking project report - declaration I hereby declare that this project based on ethical                (no date)Studocu. Available at: https://studocu.com/in/document/indira-gandhi-delhi-technical-university-for-women/cyber-security-and-foreensics/ethical-hacking-project-report/33410793 (Accessed: 05 June 2024).

            - Ethical hacking report 2023: The most vulnerable systems are web, cloud and infrastructure.                 (2024)Citadelo. Available at: https://citadelo.com/en/blog/ethical-hacking-report-2023-the-most-vulnerable-systems-are-web-cloud-and-infrastructure/ (Accessed: 05 June 2024).