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SecureLink works with British University in Dubai ( BUiD ) to bring top cybersecurity training to the Middle East
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S region and the British University in Dubai ( BUiD ) has entered into an agreement to empower cyber professionals to accelerate their career paths with advanced cybersecurity qualifications .
BUiD , in affiliation with well-known universities in the UK is known for providing world-class education with high standards of training and research facilities to students and aspiring professionals in the Middle East . All their courses contribute towards technological innovation and are accredited by the UAE Ministry of Education , making them the right choice for someone who is aiming for a successful career move . highly skilled cybersecurity workforce to enable organisations become cyber-resilient .”
BUiD ’ s Vice Chancellor , Professor Abdullah Alshamsi , said , “ BUiD is a research-based university , designed to contribute to the technological innovation and socio-economic development of the Arab world and beyond . Through our partnership with SecureLink , we will be offering different types of cybersecurity certifications which will enable professionals to enhance their level of experience .”
Under this alliance , cyber professionals – be it experienced , or freshers can get hands-on experience and can excel in the below-mentioned domains that are prudently developed to comply with the NIST NICE framework . Thus , enabling candidates enhance their cybersecurity skills across multiple spheres as well as provide enterprises with professionals with the right skillset .
Mahmoud Nimer , President , StarLink Group commented that , “ Our association with BUiD is aimed at building a new breed of
DCMS launches UK Cyber Security Council to enhance career opportunities
T he government has set up a new independent body to boost career opportunities and professional standards for the UK ’ s booming cybersecurity sector .
The new DCMS-funded UK Cyber Security Council will provide a single governing voice for the industry to establish the knowledge , skills and experience required for a range of cybersecurity jobs , bringing it in line with other professions such as law , medicine and engineering .
The Council will boost skilled job prospects around the country by giving budding and existing workers a clear roadmap for building a career in cybersecurity and focus on increasing the number and diversity of people entering the profession .
The body will work with training providers to accredit courses and qualifications , and give employers the information and confidence they need to recruit effectively to ensure their cyber capability .
Digital Infrastructure Minister , Matt Warman , made the announcement on Safer Internet Day which promotes more responsible use of online technology around the world and comes as the £ 8.3 billion cybersecurity sector continues to grow despite the pandemic and with it the demand for more talent , particularly from underrepresented groups .
Digital Infrastructure Minister , Matt Warman , said : “ The UK Cyber Security Council will ensure anyone interested in an exciting career tackling online threats has access to worldclass training and guidance . It will also champion diversity and inclusion , driving up standards while helping the nation to build back better and safer .”
The Council will be formally launched on March 31 .
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