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ThinkCyber Nigeria Achieves Global Certification Milestone with City & Guilds Partnership

 

ThinkCyber Nigeria Ltd, one of Nigeria’s foremost capacity-building firms specializing in cybersecurity solutions for individuals, institutions, and corporations, has announced a major upgrade to its certification programs. Through its newly established partnership with the prestigious City & Guilds organization in Europe, ThinkCyber’s certificates are now globally recognized, offering trainees enhanced career prospects worldwide.

Speaking on the development, Ikem Michael Uche, Country Director of ThinkCyber Nigeria, emphasized the organization’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge training. He revealed that ThinkCyber has introduced advanced modules on AI Fundamentals and Security Maturity, equipping participants with the expertise to navigate the growing integration of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity and to tackle emerging threats effectively.

In addition, ThinkCyber’s proprietary Specto platform has undergone significant upgrades, offering a more immersive and practical learning experience. These enhancements are designed to sharpen participants’ skills in areas such as penetration testing, Security Operations Center (SOC) analysis, and Windows forensics, ensuring they are well-prepared for industry challenges.

Uche also noted that the integration of City & Guilds certification underscores the value of ThinkCyber’s programs, granting graduates access to global career opportunities and cementing the firm’s reputation as a leader in cybersecurity education.

This milestone reaffirms ThinkCyber’s dedication to equipping professionals with world-class skills and certifications, solidifying its position as a driving force in the global cybersecurity landscape.

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