The British government intelligence and security organization, GCHQ, has trebled its intake of young people learning cybersecurity skills since the program launched in 2016. The CyberFirst program is ...

The National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) CyberFirst courses for digital natives aged 14-17 have been credit-rated by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). The CyberFirst initiative was ...

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has reported a record number of sign-ups to its CyberFirst cyber security skills training programme, which is running this year as an online-only event ...

Scores of teenage students have been given some vital hands-on experience of working in the cybersecurity sector after taking part in the UK government’s CyberFirst initiative. This particular program ...

Free virtual lessons on cybersecurity are being offered to thousands of young Brits in lockdown as part of a UK government scheme to develop their cyber skills. The Department for Digital Culture ...

North West cyber security business NCC Group is taking new steps to encourage more young people to consider a career in the industry. The company, which is headquartered in Manchester, will now offer ...

The Ministry of Defence has launched a new program designed to equip more young people with cyber-skills. The Cadets CyberFirst program will train up 2000 Armed Forces cadets each year with ...

Cyber came first as Energus managed to deliver the summer 2020 CyberFirst courses to more than 100 students aged 13 to 19, digitally. Through sponsorship and support from the NDA Cyber Security ...

The government is actively encouraging additional schools to enrol their students in the Cyber Explorers programme, which has engaged 50,000 students from 2,000 schools during its initial 18-month ...

A partnership between Lancaster University and Salford’s IN4 Group will create a 24-strong network of hubs across the North West to develop the best tech talent in every community across the region.

An advert suggesting a ballet dancer retrain and work in cyber security has sparked widespread outrage, with critics saying it shows “a total lack of respect for the arts” during the coronavirus ...