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THE BLACK SEA SECURITY ACADEMY WILL HOLD A CYBER SECURITY MASTERCLASS
02 December 2020
On 5 December 2020, the Black Sea Security Academy at Varna Free University "Chernorizets Hrabar" will hold a two-day masterclass entitled "Cybersecurity Framework Practitioner Training for Professionals", which will be attended by students in the master's degree programmes in Cybersecurity and Intelligent Security Systems at VFU“ Chernorizets Hrabar ”and students at the the Military Academy “GS Rakovski ”, as well as experts from state institutions. Lecturer will be Dr. Moti Zwilling from Israel, and the participants will have access to materials in a specially created section of the Academy's website. Due to the epidemiological situation, the masterclass will be held ONLINE.
The second part of the master class will take place in the second semester. After each part, students will take exams in front of Israeli lecturers. Students who complete the full course successfully will receive a prestigious certificate issued jointly by the Black Sea Security Academy and the Cyber Innovation Center in Israel.
"The masterclass is being held for the second consecutive year. We have taken into account the impact of Covid-19 on the changes in the work of cybersecurity professionals and designed the training programme by including new and timely topics," said Vladimir Brofenbrenner, Secretary General of the Black Sea Security Academy.
The second part of the master class will take place in the second semester. After each part, students will take exams in front of Israeli lecturers. Students who complete the full course successfully will receive a prestigious certificate issued jointly by the Black Sea Security Academy and the Cyber Innovation Center in Israel.
"The masterclass is being held for the second consecutive year. We have taken into account the impact of Covid-19 on the changes in the work of cybersecurity professionals and designed the training programme by including new and timely topics," said Vladimir Brofenbrenner, Secretary General of the Black Sea Security Academy.