Cyber Youth SG and SANS Institute ink MoU on cybersecurity training

The collaboration will introduce several initiatives for Youths-In-Need.

Cyber Youth Singapore signed a memorandum of understanding with SANS Institute to make cybersecurity training and resources more accessible to Singaporean youths.

The collaboration will introduce several initiatives aimed at providing targeted support for Youths-In-Need, whilst developing and promoting educational programmes for essential cybersecurity skills.

SANS said this is an opportunity for young Singaporeans to gain access to trainings and certifications needed to enter the field of cybersecurity.

It is open to Singaporeans, permanent residents, and holders of long-term visit passes.

The MoU was signed during the GovWare Conference and Exhibition.

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