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The non-profit and the consultancy are partnering to work toward ensuring a better future for Australians in a world driven by artificial intelligence.

Available in Q4 2020, the platform will integrate more closely with Proofpoint’s best-in-class threat intelligence.

Community members may enrol in a wide-range of training courses, including live virtual classes and access to all certifications.

Proofpoint has launched security awareness training for small to medium businesses (SMBs) with the aim of reducing successful phishing attacks and malware infections to almost zero.

“Working with leading vendors like Check Point to offer free courses will help to upskill those people already working in the sector, and help to attract new talent to protect business and industry against damaging cyber attacks in the future.”

Fortinet has launched new channel programs and initiatives for the Australia and New Zealand market, including more training options, specialisations and recognition in the form of awards.

The tech company reveals its long-term plan to bridge the ICT talent gap in the Asia Pacific

You probably wouldn’t buy an expensive computer program if you didn’t know how to use it. Yet so many organisations invest in costly cloud programs, without having the necessary skills and training on board to make the most of the program.

“We are committed to fostering a more diverse and inclusive technology sector and creating new opportunities for our graduates as they become entry-level cloud practitioners."

More than ever, businesses need to ensure that all their workers have the right skills and training to protect the business from cybercrime.  

Two thirds of employers say digital upskilling is at the top of their training agenda amid the COVID-19crisis, according to a new report.

Without reskilling and upskilling opportunities, employees fear becoming obsolete.

Kaspersky says the program is designed give organisations the tools to ensure the security and of third-party applications that are integrated into their IT infrastructures.

A new online training portal has been launched in a bid to help employers thrive in the face of the COVID-19 crisis. 

“As both a technology company and a learning organisation, we are making our entire online, self-paced catalogue of advanced training courses available for free so that any IT professional can expand timely knowledge and skills."

Cellebrite, the digital intelligence solutions provider for public and private sectors, has extended its online learning capacity for digital forensics professionals facing travel restrictions.

Twilio is sponsoring the planting of trees to reforest Australia for each person who completes certain challenges in its JavaScript training game.

A recent survey from Deloitte and RMIT Online showed that out of 600 Australian businesses, 88% say it’s difficult to find skilled employees.

Adds to its wide ranging portfolio of cloud vendors, being named Oracle’s only Authorised Education Partner.

Ngee An Polytechnic, the Institute of Technical Education, and the Global Resilience Foundation coming on board to support the mission.

The new training technology, developed by a university academic, helps prepare firefighters for complex and unsafe scenarios which are difficult to reproduce using traditional training methods.

Technology is enabling businesses to evolve faster than they ever thought possible. But no organisation can achieve evolution without those on the ground – its staff.

Association will provide 3,000 students aged 25 and under with free training and certification exam vouchers.

Damages from cybercrime are projected to hit $US6 trillion annually by 2021, up from $3 trillion in 2015.