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Cyber Security Professional of the Year

2015 – Jay Bavisi has been recognized by CyberSecurity Malaysia for his contribution to protect cyberspace and advance the cyber security profession. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI) and CyberSecurity Malaysia today named Jay Bavisi, President and CEO of EC-Council, as the Cyber Security Professional of the Year, 2015. Jay is the Chairman of the Board, EC-Council University, and CEO of EC-Council Group, the world’s leading information-security certification body since the launch of their flagship program, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), which created the ethical hacking industry in 2002. Formed following the 9/11 incident, EC-Council addresses issues of cyber terrorism raised at the forefront of security of nations at large. It is the owner and developer of the world famous Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI), Secure Analyst (ECSA), and Licensed Penetration Tester (LPT) programs. He has been credited as the Chairman of the EC-Council Foundation, a not for profit charity dedicated to raise awareness of information security, build capacity and promote world peace. He has contributed in projects to help those less fortunate gain technical knowledge, help wounded warriors become cyber experts and help kids become aware of cyber risks. Additionally, Global Cyberlympics, the world games hosting over 1,000 information security players from over 100 companies globally and from over 80 countries was the brainchild of Bavisi. CyberSecurity Malaysia is the national cyber security specialist and technical center under the purview of MOSTI, with a passion to provide excellent services to ensure a safer cyberspace for everyone. It began as the Malaysian Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCERT) in 1997. In 1998, it grew to become the National ICT Security & Emergency Response Centre (NISER). In 2007, NISER was transformed and renamed Cyber Security Malaysia. The purpose of the award is to honor and recognize individuals who have not only contributed to strengthening Malaysia’s cyber defense and security but also played a pivotal role in addressing the challenges in global information security space and contributing to cyber maturity. The awards are conferred in recognition of their innovativeness, commitment, industry/product/service leadership, and business strategies. The Malaysia Cyber Security Awards are intended not only to recognize the efforts of information security professionals, but also to encourage innovation and spark strategic alliances within the local security and ICT industry; thus, emphasizing the importance and growth of information security in Malaysia’s vibrant ICT landscape. “On behalf of CyberSecurity Malaysia, I would like to congratulate Jay Bavisi, the President and CEO of EC-Council for being conferred with the Cyber Security Professional of the Year 2015 award. The award is given to Jay for his endless efforts, strong commitment as well as exceptional industry leadership to the cyber security agenda in Malaysia. His contribution will help to accelerate the country towards achieving the goals of becoming a digital nation.” – Dr. Amirudin Abdul Wahab, Chief Executive Officer of CyberSecurity Malaysia.

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Cyber Security Company of the Year

Cyber Security Company of the Year 2015 – The Asian Division of the World’s Largest Technical Security Certification Company has been recognized by CyberSecurity Malaysia for their contribution to protect cyberspace and advance the cyber security profession in Malaysia. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI) and CyberSecurity Malaysia today named EC-Council as the Cyber Security Company of the year, 2015. Held during the 2015 Cyber Security Malaysia – Award, Conference & Exhibition (CSM-ACE 2015), the event is a public-private-partnership driven event to be held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from the 6th to 10th September 2015 in conjunction with Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT) and Organization of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) Annual General Meeting & Conference 2015. EC-Council Asia Sdn. Bhd, is the Asian division and part of the EC-Council Group, which is comprised of a global group of companies that operate in over 140 countries and specialize in information security training, education, certification, events and services. EC-Council has been certified by American National Standards Institute to meet its ANSI 17024 standard. It is credited as the creator of the world famous Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI) and EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA)/License Penetration Tester (LPT) programs, and as well as multiple other programs that are offered in over 140 countries through a training network of more than 800 training partners globally. CyberSecurity Malaysia is the national cyber security specialist and technical center under the purview of MOSTI, with a passion to provide excellent services to ensure a safer cyberspace for everyone. It started as the Malaysian Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCERT) in 1997. In 1998, it grew to become the National ICT Security & Emergency Response Centre (NISER). In 2007, NISER was transformed and renamed Cyber Security Malaysia. The purpose of the award is to honor individuals and organizations who contributed to Malaysia’s cyber security or information security. The awards are conferred in recognition of their innovativeness, commitment, industry/product/service leadership, and business strategies. The Malaysia Cyber Security Awards are intended not only to recognize the efforts of information security professionals, but also to encourage innovation and spark strategic alliances within the local security and ICT industry; thus, emphasizing the importance and growth of information security in Malaysia’s vibrant ICT landscape. “CyberSecurity Malaysia is committed towards developing the growth of the ICT security through various programmes. Through the Malaysia Cyber Security Awards, we encourage organizations and companies to compete professionally and optimally within the scope of ICT security for the benefit of all. EC-Council has contributed to the growth of cyber security in Malaysia’s vibrant ICT landscape. On behalf of CyberSecurity Malaysia, we would like to congratulate EC-Council for being conferred the Cyber Security Company of the year, 2015.” – Dr. Amirudin Abdul Wahab, the Chief Executive Officer of CyberSecurity Malaysia.

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Abney Associates Article Reviews: L’Inde doit être plus sérieux sur la cybersécurité, EC-Council

Selon EC-Council, il est grand temps Qu’inde devrait se préparer pour la cyberguerre. Le corps demande plus d’efforts pour sensibiliser les gens sur la cybersécurité. EC-Council, une certification mondiale et l’organisme de formation dans le domaine de sécurité des informations, a appelé à des mesures plus rigoureuses les sûr les infrastructures en Inde. Citant la récente vague de cyber-attaques contre les sites Web du gouvernement indien, EC-Council a exprimé des préoccupations quant au manque de professionnels dans le domaine de la cyber sécurité. Il a suggéré que le pays devraient investir davantage en formation jeune il professionnels ainsi que la création d’une infrastructure robuste pour une cyberdéfense robuste. Lors d’une manifestation qui s’est tenue à New Delhi, EC-Council Global Président Jay Bavisi souligné Chine est estime que 25 millions d’experts en cybersécurité tandis que 1,25 lakh sont du gouvernement local. Les Etats-Unis ont 91, 080 experts au sein du gouvernement, alors que l’Inde a juste 556 experts. Bavisi a également mis en évidence le modèle réussi du US Cyber Security Plan, qui prévoit des spécialistes de la cyber sécurité 15 % de plus chaque année. “Alors que les points de données montrent que nous perdons le combat, il est clair que la solution à la peste arrivera quand nous va injecter le vaccin. Il est évident que la meilleure façon de résoudre le fléau du cyber est en introduisant un programme de cyber-vaccin qui est nécessaire pour commencer à tous les niveaux de la société par le biais des plans d’études combatif, » dit Jay Bavisi. CE-Conseil fait remarquer l’étude récente qui a révélé des menaces de logiciels malveillants local 5,39 millions ont été détectés sur les ordinateurs en Inde. Selon l’organisation, l’Inde est en retard dans sa lutte en cyberguerre. Toute attaque feront l’objet d’une perte financière, peu importe comment sophistiqué est de l’attaque. Du gouvernement Cyber sécurité politique 2013, Jay Bavisi dit la politique semble être très bien sur les papiers, mais il faudrait mettre davantage l’accent sur la mise en œuvre. Critiquant la rouge-tapism dans le pays, Bavisi a dit, “il devrait y avoir un organisme distinct pour la cyber sécurité, avec des rôles clairement définis. Le gouvernement devrait sortir avec directives plutôt politiques.” Il était aussi sceptique quant à l’objectif du gouvernement de créer un effectif de 5,00,000 professionnels qualifiés en cybersécurité dans un proche avenir. S’exprimant sur la sensibilisation à la sécurité indien cyber, Akash Agarwal, a commenté, “le pays a besoin de 5 lakh cyber sécurité professionnels d’ici 2015. Conformément à cette exigence, EC-Council par sa présence et les efforts déployés en Inde direst a créé une capacité de 20 000 + et est bien emote pour doubler dans les prochains mois 12 période. “

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