🟠 Octava Defense has become a partner of the CIO Open the Future Pro program, which teaches IT professionals advanced digital practices and strategies, develops the innovative potential of the future, and turns IT expertise and experience into business and people success. ✒️ Thanks to the program's mentors, using examples of live cases, businesses will learn to instantly apply new knowledge in real work situations and keep up with modern IT practices. 🦾 At the partner session of the CIO Open the Future Pro program, Oleksandr Atamanenko, CEO of Octava Defense and Cybersecurity mentor, will introduce participants to advanced solutions for protecting the information space and tell more about: 🔸 Strategies for detecting and neutralizing modern cyber threats. 🔸 Development of integrated systems for the protection of information resources. 🔸 Application of innovative technologies in the field of cybersecurity. 🔸 Identity and access management practices. 🔸 Understanding the legal and ethical aspects of cybersecurity. 🔗 Join the program https://lnkd.in/dW38FEwW and learn more about cybersecurity through the expertise and experience of Octava Defense.
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