CICRA Campus, a pioneer in cybersecurity education in Sri Lanka, recently held its graduation ceremony at the Oak Room of the Cinnamon Grand, Colombo. Over 35 students of the Advanced Certificate in Network and System Administration program graduated. The distinguished …
Expanding academic openings for ICT professionals in Sri Lanka, CICRA Campus launched the Master’s in ICT Management (MICTM) with a specialisation in Information Security. “Awarded by Asia E University in Malaysia, the MICTM is a s a blended learning programme. …
The recently-concluded Cyber Security Summit 2017 organised by the Daily FT and CICRA Holdings Ltd saw participation of a large number of university students who benefitted from great insights shared by global and local experts including two former hackers from …
32 conferred Masters by Asia E University; 260 candidates studying at CICRA Campus Sri Lanka’s first batch of 32 graduates of the Executive Masters in Information Security offered by CICRA Campus in partnership with Asia E University (AEU), Malaysia received …
The CEO Forum of the 5th Annual Cyber Security Summit, Sri Lanka’s premier annual cyber security awareness initiative, was recently concluded at Cinnamon Grand Colombo. Jake Davis and Darren Martyn, hacktivists turned ethical hackers, gave insights about the mindset of …
Let this recap of 2017’s biggest cyber-incidents so far serve as a reminder of just how chaotic things have already gotten–and the year’s only halfway done. Shadow Brokers The mysterious hacking group known as the Shadow Brokers first surfaced in August 2016, …
As many as 978 million people in 20 countries lost money to cybercrime last year, according to a new report by security firm Norton. The individual impact: Norton says that victims lost an average of $142 to hackers in 2017, and that each …
Unfortunately, piracy has become commonplace on the Internet. And one of the biggest blunders you can make if to think that it will only happen to others, that if you don’t do anything, you’ll never have a problem. Unfortunately, it’s not …
