Cybersecurity is one of the most difficult and fastest-changing fields today. But, it’s also one of the most important for any company to master in order to protect their data from cybercriminals and attackers.
This workshop will bring you to explore how to build a multi-layered cybersecurity strategy with minimal investment and maximum return on your security efforts. We’ll look at cybersecurity through the eyes of an attacker and see what steps we can take as a business owner or IT professional to keep our information safe.
Attend this workshop to understand and learn how to build a multi-layered cybersecurity strategy and achieve the most effective security ecosystem with minimum investment. Let’s learn to see cybersecurity through the eyes of perpetrators and tackle it wearing the hat of a cybersecurity professional.
Software engineers spend their days in an endless tunnel of cybersecurity. Your organization needs to understand the different ways it can be attacked and how to defend against them. We offer a cybersecurity workshop that helps you better see your threat landscape so you can build a robust security system.
This workshop is suitable for EVERYONE!
Whether you are an IT professional or just a normal user, we have something to offer you. Our workshops are designed to be interactive and full of practical advice that will help you stay safe online.
A professional who believes that adaptability of security is directly equal to the affordability of security products, services and trainings. Started creating security products, services and trainings and certifications that are affordable as well as be part of the team in creation Nation Cyber Security Frameworks.
Clement is also a two-time recipient award of National Award from Govt of Malaysia: Cyber Security Professional of the Year in 2017 and 2014 as well as a three-time Regional Award winner of Cyber Security Professional of the Year Asia and APAC in 2020, 2019 and 2017. He was also awarded as APAC Cyber Security Educator of the Year in 2020 and 2019.
