AKSK signs agreement with three vocational schools for the development of young professionals in cybersecurity

AKSK signs agreement with three vocational schools for the development of young professionals in cybersecurity - AKSK Moves to Main Content CVE-2026-93616 – Check Point Security Management AKSK signs agreement with three vocational schools for the development of young professionals in cybersecurity. Preparing young professionals in cybersecurity requires ongoing collaboration with vocational schools and educational institutions. For AKSK, this cooperation is part of its commitment to develop human capacities in this field, fostering interest among youth and linking their training to the needs of protecting digital systems and services. In this context, during Future2Tech 2026, the National Authority for Cybersecurity signed a cooperation agreement with the "Herman Gmeiner" Vocational High School and the "Harry T. Ky" Institute. This commitment brings professional education closer to AKSK’s expertise and cybersecurity as a field where young people can develop skills and build their careers. After the signing, students from these schools participated in a training on cyber hygiene, focusing on daily practices for the safe use of technology. Education on these practices provides a necessary foundation for young people preparing for professions where responsibility for the security of devices, data, and systems is part of their work.

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