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Childhood roots of cybersecurity training
The article concerns the cybersecurity training system implemented by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, which begins in childhood and extends to include students and graduates, with the goal of building comprehensive and continuous cybersecurity skills. The Cybersecurity Academy, "Superhero Academy," serves as a key model for this system, having trained more than 6,000 trainees from various ages and regions to date. The programs range from the youth stage, targeting children from 8 to 17 years old, teaching them how to protect themselves from risks such as phishing, fraud, and bullying. The training also includes university students in penetration testing and network security, and extends to specialized training for experts in advanced fields such as cloud security and risk management. The program covers practical skills and the ability to compete in security hackathons, with support from the private sector and partnerships with global companies. Its aim is to prepare young people for the labor market and transform their skills into real job opportunities.
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