Description: The acquisition of resilience in the context of ethical hacking refers to the ability to build computer systems that are not only secure but also capable of withstanding and recovering from cyber attacks. This concept involves designing technological infrastructures that anticipate potential threats and, in the event of being compromised, can restore their functionality without significant data or time loss. Resilience is based on the implementation of multiple layers of security, redundancy in systems, and incident response protocols. Additionally, it fosters a culture of continuous improvement, where lessons learned from past incidents are integrated into security practices. In a world where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, resilience becomes a fundamental pillar for protecting information integrity and ensuring business continuity. The acquisition of resilience is not limited to technology but also encompasses personnel training, the creation of security policies, and collaboration across sectors to strengthen collective defense against malicious attacks.
