School offers specialized training in cybersecurity for IT professionals

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The course is aimed at both IT professionals already established in the market and students in the field.

The advancement of new technologies is accompanied by increasingly elaborate cyber attacks, requiring companies to invest not only in their data infrastructure but also in specialized information technology (IT) professionals to deal with these cases. Due to this pent-up demand from the Manaus Industrial Pole (PIM), the FPFtech technological school (etech) in partnership with TI Safe launches the Cybersecurity for Industry 4.0 course, which will last two months.

The course is aimed at both IT professionals already established in the market and students in the area. With 30% of vacancies aimed at the community in general, the course will have a load of more than 200 hours of content, using the entire laboratory infrastructure of the Fundação Desembargador Paulo Feitoza school, in addition to including the educational kit and food during the sessions. classes. Interested public can obtain more information about accessing the course via email [email protected].

etech’s educational director, Nancy Cavalcante, explained that the primary objective of the course is to train professionals and students to effectively protect Industry 4.0 systems, processes and data against cyber threats.

“Participants will be able to learn how to really protect their entire industrial plant, their entire IT network, avoiding attacks and future problems in the company. As technology advances more and more, everything goes online and ends up leaving the company’s intellectual property and security vulnerable and, as a result, the demand from companies wanting to protect themselves has grown over the years. FPFtech realized this repressed demand and that it does not have a course with this characteristic and quality in the region”,

highlighted Cavalcante.

In the assessment of TI Safe’s CTO, Thiago Branquinho, the partnership with FPFtech started in 2023 and now consolidated with the launch of the course, should have an impact on the training of people in the information area, in addition to being a unique opportunity for those seeking become a reference in the market.

“We are launching the best cybersecurity course for industries ever seen on the market. When we talk about Industry 4.0, you have the implementation of the technologies that make up the industry, but for you to have everything else, security is needed to support this structure. Particularly, we believe that without security you cannot have a digital future”,

highlighted Branquinho.

According to Thiago Branquinho, the partnership with a reference foundation in research and development will help build what he calls a “critical mass” of digital security.

“Today, there is a deficit of 4 million cybersecurity professionals in the world, so when we talk about training people, we also talk about protecting the planet from the effects of hacker attacks”,

he added.

For FPFtech’s business manager, Elaine Garcia, the partnership with TI Safe represents an important milestone in the foundation’s educational area.

“This partnership process with TI Safe, which also works to train professionals in the technology market, is very much in line with the training of people for information security that etech is offering. It will be a very powerful course for training professionals, with a lot of information on the best and most recent references in the information security sector”,

added Garcia.

*With information from consultancy

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