To conclude,

Answer 1

To conclude, there is nothing ethical about haking. It is just that, haking is an offense if it is done without the organization’s permission and is called ethical, if approved by the organization. Organizations feel ethical hakers as an asset for protecting their data. However, trusting the so-called ethical hakers with too much information about your organization’s loopholes could itself be a huge risk to your business, employees, and customers. So organizations should be wary of whom they hire as ethical hakers and possibly do a thorough proper background check. Apart from this, organizations should also protect their client’s privacy.