Networking giant Cisco has signed a deal with the Karnataka government to train 40,000 people in cybersecurity skills and awareness.
According to a memorandum of understanding signed by the company with the Karnataka Institute for Innovative Technology and the Electronics, Information Technology and Biotechnology Department, half of its trained employees will be women to meet the growing need for skills and more as organizations strengthen their cybersecurity. will be occupied by
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“As the digital-first world evolves and cybersecurity comes to the forefront, it becomes increasingly important to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to identify and respond to cyber threats. Karnataka Innovation Technology The Center of Excellence in Cyber Security, in collaboration with the Institute and the Government of Karnataka, will equip the underprivileged sections of society, including students, teachers and the elderly, with essential cyber security skills and awareness to protect against threats and be safer online. underscoring our commitment to giving the best in the world,” said Harish Krishnan, Managing Director and Head of Policy. Cisco India and he is a board member of SAARC.
Additionally, Cisco will collaborate with the Karnataka Cyber Security Center of Excellence to promote cybersecurity awareness and skill building among students and professionals. Cisco contributes to curriculum development by offering cybersecurity courses through the Cisco Networking Academy.
