Date Posted: Apr 10, 2019
RAW Digital Training have a Cyber Security course which is running from Monday 29th April till Friday 3rd May 2019. The course is an introduction to the highly growing sector whilst looking at the skills businesses need to combat cyber security. Everyone who completes the course will hear about progression routes from industry experts and local universities. They will also gain a GCHQ certificate as a result of attending, showcasing all of the skills they've learnt. This course is perfect for anybody looking at the cyber security industry and other I.T. or technical skills as it's very fun...
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