Date:03/11/20
Free cyber security trainings will be organized by the Information and Communication Technologies Applying and Training Center (ICT LAB) of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies.
The main aim is to increase the knowledge and skills of young professionals in the field of cyber security in the country.
Those who wish to build a career in cybersecurity can participate in the trainings that will be held on the basis of the curriculum of the Cisco Networking Academy.
The first training, which will be held online, is dedicated to the topic “Introduction to Cyber Security”. It will start on November 16 and last for a month.
Upon completion of the training, the participants will receive certificates from ICT LAB and Cisco Networking Academy.
You can get detailed information about the training and register for participation in the trainings at this link (http://bit.ly/kibertehlukesizliyegirish). The registration will end on November 10 at 23:59.
ICT LAB launches free cyber security trainings
Free cyber security trainings will be organized by the Information and Communication Technologies Applying and Training Center (ICT LAB) of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies.The main aim is to increase the knowledge and skills of young professionals in the field of cyber security in the country.
Those who wish to build a career in cybersecurity can participate in the trainings that will be held on the basis of the curriculum of the Cisco Networking Academy.
The first training, which will be held online, is dedicated to the topic “Introduction to Cyber Security”. It will start on November 16 and last for a month.
Upon completion of the training, the participants will receive certificates from ICT LAB and Cisco Networking Academy.
You can get detailed information about the training and register for participation in the trainings at this link (http://bit.ly/kibertehlukesizliyegirish). The registration will end on November 10 at 23:59.
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