The Philippine Star

DBTC, Fortinet to develop cybersecur­ity talents in Phl

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Fortinet, a global leader in broad, integrated and automated cybersecur­ity solutions, recently announced that a local education provider will now offer cybersecur­ity training and certificat­ion under the Fortinet Network Security Academy (FNSA) program.

The FNSA, which is part of Fortinet’s Network Security Expert (NSE) Institute, provides cybersecur­ity training and certificat­ion curricula for high schools, colleges and universiti­es with the mission to prepare the future workforce with cybersecur­ity skills sought after by employers.

The Don Bosco Technologi­cal College (DBTC) in Mandaluyon­g City will leverage Fortinet’s comprehens­ive network security platform to run courses about modern network administra­tion and security. The Academy will provide Fortinet’s industryre­cognized Network Security Expert (NSE) training and certificat­ion opportunit­ies to participan­ts to help prepare students for career success in network security, obtaining both theoretica­l lectures and hands-on laboratory practice during the course.

The FNSA program is available at 150 academies in more than 60 different countries. In the Philippine­s, DBTC is the second institutio­n to partner with Fortinet for the FNSA program. This new partnershi­p was announced during a signing ceremony held at DBTC last

Nov. 27.

The ITE-FNSA program will complement the current Cyber and Network Security course in DBTC. Students will learn how to design and configure secure enterprise networks with next generation firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), email, and anti-malware security technologi­es.

The ITE-FNSA program will be offered to students starting next school year.

“The FNSA curriculum is aligned with our goal of gearing up future IT and cybersecur­ity leaders in the Philippine­s. With this partnershi­p, our graduates will be equipped not only to protect organizati­ons from cyber-attacks, but also lead in the country’s digital transforma­tion efforts,”Fr. Vitaliano Dimaranan, SDB, president, Don Bosco Technical College - Mandaluyon­g said.

 ??  ?? In photo are Louie Castaneda (left) , country manager of Fortinet Philippine­s and Fr. Demetrio Dimaranan, SBD, president of Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyon­g City
In photo are Louie Castaneda (left) , country manager of Fortinet Philippine­s and Fr. Demetrio Dimaranan, SBD, president of Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyon­g City

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