Delhi, 07 August 2024: ICRI is excited to announce its strategic collaboration with EC-Council, a leading global authority in cyber security. The partnership introduces a state-of-the-art joint program in ethical hacking and cybersecurity, designed to prepare students for the growing demand in these critical fields.

The new program includes a comprehensive bootcamp that provides in-depth training in ethical hacking techniques and cybersecurity fundamentals. Students will gain hands-on experience with penetration testing methods and essential hacking techniques. This globally recognized certification will not only enhance their technical skills but also equip them with the real-world experience required to succeed in the cyber security industry.

ICRI COO Kanishk Dogal expressed his excitement about this collaboration.“Partnering with EC-Council is an important milestone for us. This program will provide our students with unparalleled training and practical knowledge in ethical hacking and cyber security. Our goal is to ensure that our graduates become cybersecurity professionals. Fully prepared to face the challenges of the landscape and excel in their careers.

The joint program aims to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, allowing students to engage in realistic cyber security scenarios. This hands-on approach is designed to make students job-ready and able to effectively deal with contemporary cyber threats. EC-Council, known for its extensive training and certification in cybersecurity, brings a wealth of expertise to the initiative. This collaboration signifies ICRI’s commitment to impart high-quality education that is at par with industry standards and prepares students for effective careers.

With the growing need for skilled cybersecurity professionals, this certification program provides students with a valuable pathway to gain a competitive edge and enter the job market with confidence.

Note – This is a value added program included in ICRI bca cyber security course.

The course will start from September 1.