Bangalore: Kaspersky, a global leader in cybersecurity, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) in Bengaluru to boost cybersecurity education. The agreement, signed by Kaspersky’s Asia Pacific Managing Director Adrian Hia and MIT Registrar Dr. Giridhar P Kini, aims to address the rising demand for skilled professionals in this field.
Under this partnership, Kaspersky will work with MIT to develop specialized training modules, share industry expertise, and provide professional development for faculty members. The collaboration focuses on equipping students with critical cybersecurity skills to meet the industry’s growing needs.
Kaspersky’s Academy Alliance programme, which integrates academic and practical knowledge in cybersecurity, is central to the initiative. MIT faculty and students will gain access to the company’s cybersecurity technologies and expertise. This is expected to contribute to India’s talent pool as the country faces increasing cybersecurity challenges.
The partnership aligns with MIT’s goal to expand its educational programs and ensure graduates are well-prepared for the cybersecurity sector, which continues to see rapid growth.
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