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businesswire | December 14, 2020
Secure Cyber Defense declared it will develop its Miamisburg tasks, adding 16 new workers throughout the following three years to help ensure organizations against digital assaults. JobsOhio gave the organization a $75,000 Workforce Grant to help the extension, which will build finance by $1.3 million.
“At the start of 2019, we solidified our relationship with industry-leading cybersecurity technology company Fortinet. As our relationship with Fortinet has grown, we now have the ability to serve larger more complex enterprise companies with advanced technology, cybersecurity monitoring and analysis, and incident response capabilities. Growing our cybersecurity expertise and adding new team members will allow us to take advantage of these growth opportunities,” says Shawn Waldman, CEO of Secure Cyber Defense.
Secure Cyber Defense keeps on developing as the requirement for improved network safety has expanded. Innovation organizations keep on battling to discover qualified engineers and investigators with network protection experience. The JobsOhio Workforce Grant guarantees organizations like Secure Cyber Defense can recruit and prepare talented online protection specialists. The expanding need for particular aptitudes makes proficient open doors in the quickly developing industry network safety field.
“Every company in today’s digital world has to create a secure cyber environment and needs skilled cyber talent to guard their digital assets,” said Julie Sullivan, DDC Executive Vice President of Regional Development. “We’re excited Secure Cyber Defense is growing their operations here in the Dayton Region and adding jobs in this exciting and challenging field. The work they do highlights the region’s strength in cyber and digital transformation.”
About Secure Cyber Defense: Located in Miamisburg, Ohio, Secure Cyber Defense is a Managed Security Services Provider for government agencies, education, manufacturing and financial service companies. The company provides continuous cybersecurity monitoring, analyzing digital environments for possible attacks to identify, prevent and respond to cyber threats. Utilizing Fortinet technology, vulnerability assessments, incident response planning, and expert continuous monitoring services, Secure Cyber Defense has the ability to scale custom solutions for any size organization. Secure Cyber Defense is an Advanced Fortinet Partner.
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prnewswire | February 10, 2021
Celerium Inc. reported today another association with CenSec, the superb Danish bunch association for organizations work in innovative enterprises like safeguard, country security, space, aviation, and online protection. CenSec overcomes any issues between regular citizen organizations, the Armed Forces and other Governmental specialists with the target to build up a solid safeguard and security industry and to fortify those little and medium-sized Danish undertakings which are - or need to become - part of the business. CenSec is the world's just guard , space-, and security-group that holds the elite Gold Label affirmation, which is the most elevated positioning of bunch associations.
CenSec will be an individual from Celerium's CMMC Academy International Alliance program with an end goal to carry CMMC attention to the Danish guard industry.
The CMMC program, which represents Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, was created by the U.S. Branch of Defense related to Carnegie Mellon University with an end goal to improve network protection across the safeguard inventory network. It is intended to give versatile network safety prerequisites dependent on five unique degrees of consistence. Appropriately, prime project workers and their subcontractors might be needed to conform to CMMC to be qualified to be granted DoD contracts – and organizations inside different enterprises and worldwide nations might be affected.
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theguardian | August 26, 2020
New Zealand’s stock market has been interrupted by an apparent overseas cyber attack for the second day running. The Wellington-based NZX exchange went offline at 11.24am on Wednesday and although some connectivity was restored for investors, some trading was halted. The NZX said it had experienced “network connectivity issues” and that the NZX main board, NZX debt market and Fonterra shareholders market were placed on halt. However it then announced that those areas would resume trading with the rest of the market at 3pm on Wednesday.
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