Check Point Reaches 300 Academic Partnerships to Address Cyber Skills Gap

• •Check Point's SecureAcademy has 300 global academic partnerships.
• •The initiative addresses the cybersecurity skills shortage by aligning education with industry needs.
• •Students gain access to practical training and certifications to enhance career readiness.

Check Point's SecureAcademy has established 300 academic partnerships in over 80 countries to enhance cybersecurity education. This initiative aims to address the global shortage of cybersecurity professionals by aligning educational programs with industry needs. Institutions gain access to curricula, certifications, and hands-on training to prepare students for careers in cybersecurity. The program includes universities, colleges, and vocational institutions, creating a network focused on strengthening the cybersecurity workforce. Joel Caminer from NYU noted that SecureAcademy enhances offerings with practical learning opportunities. Eitan Lugassi-Gilad emphasized the importance of collaboration in building a global community of educators. The program aims to connect students with industry leaders and provide exposure to current technologies and real-world security challenges.