Publicly funded organizations in the Moravian-Silesian Region can now access our cybersecurity services more easily and with less paperwork. Thanks to a new strategic partnership with the Moravian-Silesian Data Center (MSDC), they gain access to expert training that will help them effectively protect their digital environments from threats. Are you a public institution in the Moravian-Silesian Region? Sign up for training today and ensure better protection against cyber threats!
The Moravian-Silesian Data Center (MSDC), which has been tasked by the Moravian-Silesian Region with, among other things, coordinating cybersecurity for organizations established by the region, allows the organizations under its purview to register for CyberSecurityHubCZ courses without having to enter into separate contracts. This approach not only simplifies administrative processes but also speeds up the training of hundreds of users. Registration for training takes place through the MSDC, eliminating the need for additional contracts or administrative steps. This collaboration thus opens the door to training hundreds of users and ICT administrators, which will significantly strengthen cybersecurity in the region.
Without having to sign a contract, interested parties can currently choose from three training courses designed for three different employee groups:
The course introduces participants to the risks in the digital economy and the challenges that managers in companies and public organizations may face. Participants will learn the basic principles of defending their organization against cyberattacks, become familiar with the new NIS2 legislation, and gain an understanding of basic prevention techniques and practical steps for defending their organization against cyberattacks. The course provides practical advice on how to better manage your organization in an environment of intensifying cyber threats.
Term: 30. 9. and 7. 10.
Form: online (MS Teams) and on-spot, 2 hours
The course introduces participants to the risks in the digital economy and the challenges that both management and rank-and-file employees may face. Participants will learn the basic principles of protecting their business, become familiar with the new NIS2 legislation, and gain an understanding of basic techniques for preventing and defending against cyberattacks. The course provides practical advice on how to better protect your organization’s digital infrastructure.
Term: 30. 9. and 7. 10.
Form: online (MS Teams) a on-spot, 4 hours
The course is designed to educate IT administrators on key cybersecurity topics. Participants will learn to identify and assess security vulnerabilities, set up secure system configurations and password policies, and respond effectively to incidents. The training includes practical exercises and questions to reinforce the knowledge gained, enabling the rapid establishment of a basic level of cybersecurity within the organization.
Form: A four-day training course held in several sessions (starting on October 1 and 3), designed for 70 ICT administrators from MSDC and other clients
If an organization is interested only in the three training courses mentioned, it can register through the MSDC without having to enter into an additional contract. For organizations that wish to utilize other services offered by our cybersecurity hub, there is the option to enter into a separate contract. In cases where training capacity is exhausted, we are discussing the possibility of expanding our cooperation directly with the Moravian-Silesian Region, which would allow additional participants to be included in new training sessions.
Our partnership with MSDC is another step toward providing even broader support to public organizations. We believe this partnership will continue to grow and enable us to effectively contribute to ensuring a secure digital environment for all organizations in the Moravian-Silesian Region.
You can find registration details and further information on the MSDC website.
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