(City, 19th) A 19-member delegation from the Brunei Cybersecurity Association (BCSA) departed for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to participate in the second Overseas Learning Journey Program.
This program is jointly organized by the Brunei Cybersecurity Association (BCSA) and RawSec Malaysia.
The delegation members include three BCSA executive committee members, a lecturer from Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University, and 15 BCSA students from various educational institutions.
During the six-day program, the delegation will visit eight cybersecurity companies and academic institutions to allow participants to experience Malaysia's cybersecurity ecosystem. They will also visit the High Commission of Brunei in Malaysia.
Following last year's inaugural program in Singapore, this year's overseas study tour further reinforces the association's commitment to advancing cybersecurity education, promoting international cooperation, and providing valuable industry practice experience.
The program is supported by the Brunei Cybersecurity Association, reflecting the increasingly strengthened regional partnerships in Southeast Asia towards cybersecurity capacity building and knowledge sharing.
This program is jointly organized by the Brunei Cybersecurity Association (BCSA) and RawSec Malaysia.
The delegation members include three BCSA executive committee members, a lecturer from Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University, and 15 BCSA students from various educational institutions.
During the six-day program, the delegation will visit eight cybersecurity companies and academic institutions to allow participants to experience Malaysia's cybersecurity ecosystem. They will also visit the High Commission of Brunei in Malaysia.
Following last year's inaugural program in Singapore, this year's overseas study tour further reinforces the association's commitment to advancing cybersecurity education, promoting international cooperation, and providing valuable industry practice experience.
The program is supported by the Brunei Cybersecurity Association, reflecting the increasingly strengthened regional partnerships in Southeast Asia towards cybersecurity capacity building and knowledge sharing.