Hacker Highschool, open cybersecurity courses to develop the critical thinking and hands-on, technical skills needed for today’s security professionals
Very interesting to see that, IBM collaborate now with ISECOM, a non-profit organization which provides Hacker Highschool, open cybersecurity courses designed specifically for teenagers to develop the critical thinking and hands-on, technical skills needed for today’s security professionals.
I can recall
that, as part of this collaboration, IBM will provide sponsorship, expert
guidance and IBM Security tools for a new Hacker Highschool lesson focused on
the skills needed for an entry-level security operation center (SOC) analyst; a
position that is in particular demand.
According to
IBM, students completing the Hacker Highschool curriculum will also have the
opportunity for hands-on practice with IBM Security QRadar software, a deep
security analytics technology used in thousands of security operation centers
around the globe to help monitor malicious activity and detect attacks.
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