As part of CyberSecPro’s analysis, the consortium undertook a detailed analysis of the needed skills and competencies in EU cybersecurity to inform the development of education and training materials.
We analyse the EU Cybersecurity market to build education and training materials that individuals and organisations need.
We undertake a lot of education, training and dissemination events to spread and apply our knowledge and results.
We develop a large variety of materials that can be used by educators and trainers in cybersecurity.
We develop a certification scheme to recognise cybersecurity competencies.
Including higher education institutions, companies and a quality assurance body, CyberSecPro brings together partners with diverse experiences and capabilities to undertake this ambitious project.
CyberSecPro’s ambition is to enhance the role of the Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) in offering hands-on and working-life skills for driving a trustworthy digital transformation in critical sectors of the economy. The enhanced HEIs will equip the workforce with the necessary capabilities to address the digital challenges and be capable to develop secure privacy aware innovative ICT and industrial products that serve people, businesses and working-life communities practising their democratic values and rights.
CyberSecPro will be an authentic environment to link innovation, research, industry, academia and SME support. The outcome of the CyberSecPro is to empower the NextGen Europe.
We aim to contribute to the advancement of cybersecurity education and training by:
CyberSecPro has been designed to support a variety of stakeholders.
CyberSecPro will help educators in advancing their course offerings.
Learners can directly benefit from the materials developed and the courses shaped by CyberSecPro.
Companies will benefit from CyberSecPro with respect to upskilling and reskilling their workforce.
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Project Agreement no. 101083594