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The EC-Council (ECC) has partnered with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) to deliver EC-Council’s most premium training program in the world, Masterclass. This will allow ECC and AISA to work together and build a cybersecurity workforce for the organisations of the region. With the world moving online amid the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working makes cyberspace more vulnerable than before. Cybercriminals are on the rise. Therefore the industry is in urgent need of skilled cybersecurity professionals that can help organisations and government institutions in Australia build a strong cyber defence. Recent figures show the Australian cybersecurity industry needs over 18,000 skilled cybersecurity professionals. The MCEH program by the EC-Council hopes to equip aspiring professionals with advanced ethical hacking skills to combat and defend the business from black-hat hackers.
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Enhancing cybersecurity for Australia
The EC-Council (ECC) has partnered with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) to deliver EC-Council’s most premium training program in the world, Masterclass. This will allow ECC and AISA to work together and build a cybersecurity workforce for the organisations of the region. With the world moving online amid the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working makes cyberspace more vulnerable than before. Cybercriminals are on the rise. Therefore the industry is in urgent need of skilled cybersecurity professionals that can help organisations and government institutions in Australia build a strong cyber defence. Recent figures show the Australian cybersecurity industry needs over 18,000 skilled cybersecurity professionals. The MCEH program by the EC-Council hopes to equip aspiring professionals with advanced ethical hacking skills to combat and defend the business from black-hat hackers.
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