In a resounding commitment to bolster Nigeria's digital economy and create over one million jobs, the Federal Government has teamed up with the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), O-range Cyber Security Training Centre, and TECEBE NIG LTD. Together, they are set to embark on a transformative journey to enhance the nation's digital literacy while providing the youth with invaluable skills in cybersecurity.
Ethical Hacking: A Path to Empowerment
The spotlight of this initiative is the 5-day Ethical Hacking (CyberSecurity) Training Programme, which promises to be a game-changer for those eager to fortify their knowledge in the world of cybersecurity. With the ever-increasing digital threats lurking in cyberspace, this program is a beacon of hope for Nigerian youths and aspiring cybersecurity professionals.
Who Can Join?
This opportunity is open to a diverse range of individuals within Kwara State, Nigeria, including:
- Nigerian youth residing or having accommodation in Kwara State
- NYSC Corps members serving in Kwara State.
- Undergraduates and graduates within the Kwara State vicinity
- Secondary school students living in Kwara State.
- Any individual with a passion for acquiring ethical hacking skills and pursuing a career in Cyber Security.
Age Is No Barrier
One remarkable feature of this program is its inclusivity. Participants as young as 15 years old are eligible to apply, highlighting the commitment to nurturing cybersecurity talents from an early age.
What's in Store for Participants?
During the 5-day training, participants will delve into the world of cybersecurity, gaining insights into crucial aspects, such as:
- Safeguarding personal data, digital lives, and online interactions against a myriad of cyber threats.
- Ensuring the protection of sensitive information while maintaining trust among users, clients, and partners, all while adhering to regulatory compliance standards.
- Identifying vulnerabilities in web applications and fortifying them before exploitation
- Equipping themselves with the knowledge to spot and defend against manipulative cyber threats employed by malicious actors
- Contributing to improved digital security by identifying and reporting vulnerabilities in software and systems, earning rewards in the process.
- Recognizing, mitigating, and protecting against harmful malicious software to enhance overall cybersecurity awareness
- Gathering critical information about potential targets, thus improving their ability to assess vulnerabilities and strengthen cybersecurity measures.
- Harnessing publicly available information for informed decision-making, thereby identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities
Seize the Opportunity
For those aspiring to take part in this transformative journey, the deadline for applications is September 10, 2023. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted via email, so be sure to keep an eye on your inbox.
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