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The cybersecurity industry has been discussing the cybersecurity talent shortage for years. The Philippines and the rest of the world find it challenging to hire cybersecurity talents due to a skills shortage.
Yeo Siang Tiong, general manager for Southeast Asia at Kaspersky, said: “Wit
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To help the government and private sectors answer the skills gap and talent shortage threatening cybersecurity, Israeli and Filipino IT professionals partnered with ThriveDX SaaS Ltd. to launch the country's first globally-accredited cyber security school. The goal is to produce local cybersecurity
CybersCool Defcon Chairman of the Board Reynato Puno (PNA photo by Jess Escaros) MANILA - The first globally-accredited cyber school was launched in Manila Wednesday, bringing in Israeli cyber security education to the Philippines. The CybersCool Defcon will offer programs based on modules developed by Tel Aviv-based ThriveDX Saas, a company founded by Roy Zur, who previously spearheaded the design and training of elite Israeli Cyber and Intelligence Units. "This is the first globally-accredited cyber school in the Philippines and the idea is really to bring the skill of the people. And this is not only about security, but it's also related to anything today because everything at the end of the day is related to cybersecurity," CybersCool Defcon founder Tatoo Amsili told reporters during the launch. Amsili said they are also in talks with different agencies to discuss possible training programs for government personnel. This as he noted that government agencies must not s
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