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Singtel launches cybersecurity training programme for SMEs

The company has tapped Drew & Napier and Blackpanda as partners for the programme.

Singtel has launched its Cyber Elevate Programme, aimed to improve the cyber security resilience of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Through the programme, SMEs can learn how to prepare, detect, respond, and recover from cyber-attacks.

The programme also includes an audit of a company’s cyber risk profile, mentorship workshops on the best cyber security practices and legal and forensics support.

Since Singtel Cyber Security Institute (CSI) is part of SkillsFuture’s Queen Bee network, SMEs can sign up for the programme at subsidised rates of up to 90%.

To further support SMEs in their cyber preparedness journey, Singtel will offer a complimentary one-year cloud backup service.
 

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