Israel assists Vietnam in network security training
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Hanoi Times – The Israeli Embassy in Vietnam and the Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communications will open a course of network security in Ho Chi Minh City on May 12-16.
Hanoi Times – The Israeli Embassy in Vietnam and the Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communications will open a course of network security in Ho Chi Minh City on May 12-16.
The lecturers include seven experts from the Israeli Export and International Cooperation Institute,
Trainees will access to numerous basic knowledge of network security, such as information security, access monitoring, application management, encoding, physical and operation security. Besides, policies, solutions, technologies as well as devices for network security will also be introduced during the course.
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