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Coming up: European Cyber Security Challenge 2018 in London, UK!
During this year’s edition, national teams of 17 participating countries will compete in London. France and Poland are participating for the first time in ECSC.
ECSC2018 participants will need to demonstrate high technical skills and soft skills in order to win the competition. Teamwork and public speaking skills will also be needed to solve complex and diverse cyber challenges involving web, mobile and network security.
Steve Purser, ENISA Head of Core Operations Department, said: “I’m happy to see three new countries joining our initiative. The challenge has been a key enabler for enhanced digital security awareness. Europe is lacking people with strong cybersecurity skills; not only do we not have enough people with experience in implementing security in the real world, we also do not have enough people with an adequate knowledge of security techniques. That is why we encourage young people to pursue a career in cybersecurity. I take this opportunity to wish all participants good luck. May the best cyber-talent win!”
The cyber competition runs in parallel with a job fair, which will provide the young participants with career opportunities at industry-leading organisations.
ENISA will have a bandstand at the venue, outside the main competition area, where visitors can meet and interact with the participants. ENISA specialists will also be there to answer questions and share their knowledge with all interested. Moreover, a physical challenge to complement the normal cyber challenges will be organised at the bandstand, adding a novelty element to the contest.
The ECSC2018 is an initiative of multiple European countries, supported and facilitated by ENISA, which aims at engaging cybersecurity talent across Europe and connecting the cybersecurity industry actors with high potential young talent.
Please check www.ecsc.eu for more information, or contact us at ecsc@enisa.europe.eu. For media inquiries please use press@enisa.europa.eu.
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