Vietnam: Training 5,000 masters, engineers and bachelors of information security in 2021 - 2025

Nguyễn Trinh

12:00, 09/01/2021

This is one of the key goals set out at the Decision No. 21/QĐ-TTg in 2021 on approving the Project "Training and developing human resources for safety information in the period 2021-2025".

According to the Decision No. 21/QĐ-TTg, the Prime Minister of Vietnam approved the Project "Training and developing human resources for safety information in the period 2021-2025" with the following specific objectives:

- Organize 3,000 short-term training sessions on information security knowledge, skills and techniques for full-time or part-time technical staff on information security of agencies and organizations of the Party, State, socio-political organizations, enterprises, state economic organizations and members of the national incident response network;

- Organize 1,000 short-term training sessions on management, operations and information security skills for leaders and managers of agencies and organizations of the Party, State, socio-political organizations, and other organizations. state-owned enterprises and economic organizations;

- Select and organize training of 200 information security experts to protect the information systems of the Party and the State.

- Send 150 lecturers and researchers abroad for training and refresher courses on information security, including at least 70 PhDs.

- Training 5,000 masters, engineers and bachelors of information security;

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More details at the Decision No. 21/QĐ-TTg of the Prime Minister of Vietnam, effective from January 06, 2021.

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