For over 20 years, Lata Bavi has been doing a great deal of work around the world with a few spheres. Over the past 15 years, he has worked for the Board of Directors of the Council of the European Union, one of the world's largest informational security organizations. But his love for academy has led him to cyber security education and has played an important role in organizing the EC Council of Universities as one of the world's most popular online cyber-security education institutions.
As President of the University, he played an important role in introducing cyber security information to academics in order to achieve practical results in the "real world". During a conversation with CISO MAG, Lata will discuss the importance of cyber security education, gender diversity in this area, and many other issues.
Taking into account the increasing importance of cyber security, what should be done to attract more people to cybersecurity programs and courses of educational institutions?
Awareness raising is where I get started. Today, cybercrime-based learning is just two times thought of as a simple thing, based on the lack of students' cyber-security education. Today, academic curriculums in schools are not necessarily cyber-supported, despite the fact that computers are not only mathematics and science but also a platform for teaching them.
Today, technology and human race are closely interconnected and young people and older people should always be safe with cyber security. This leads to the next question: if technology is a part of our daily lives, why is cyber security training not always as attractive as the common professions around you? Are there serious problems today for cyber security experts? According to Capgemini, a few months ago, cyber security capabilities account for 25 percent of the highest digital abilities.
Thus, national, institutional and individual awareness awareness is appropriate. Cyber security should be taught at schools on a basic level. At this point, you will see self-interested cyber security programs.
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