MDEC launches comeback career programme for more women to join cybersecurity sector


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 20 Jun 2019

MDEC chief executive officer Surina Shukri (left) handing Women, Family and Community Development deputy minister Hannah Yeoh a token of appreciation at the launch of new Empowering Women in Cyber Risk Management Programme.

The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) wants more women to become a part of the cybersecurity workforce, by encouraging them to apply for the new Empowering Women in Cyber Risk Management Programme. 

MDEC chief executive officer Surina Shukri described the pioneer programme as an important step towards building a highly-valued workforce with critical skills. 

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