Increasing demand for cybersecurity pros in RP seen
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/infotech/view_article.php?article_id=98133
"MANILA, Philippines--A computer school and two cybersecurity experts have said that there is increasing demand for cybersecurity professionals in the Philippines."
"Computer school Informatics said that a certified cybersecurity professionals can command an average of $35,000 to $80,000 of monthly income in the US."
[Informatics offer a CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker)Course for about 30,000 PHP. The number of registrants must be quite low]
"In the Philippines, Albert dela Cruz, who is a director of the Philippine Computer Emergency Response Team, said that the pay scale could be lower."
[most definitely]
"Dela Cruz also pointed out that more local organizations are now recognizing the need to protect their critical infrastructure by creating a new position: the information security officer.
"Security should be everybody's concern. One weak link in the chain can affect everybody else," he stressed."
[We need a scapegoat to kick around when our company database gets whacked]
"MANILA, Philippines--A computer school and two cybersecurity experts have said that there is increasing demand for cybersecurity professionals in the Philippines."
"Computer school Informatics said that a certified cybersecurity professionals can command an average of $35,000 to $80,000 of monthly income in the US."
[Informatics offer a CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker)Course for about 30,000 PHP. The number of registrants must be quite low]
"In the Philippines, Albert dela Cruz, who is a director of the Philippine Computer Emergency Response Team, said that the pay scale could be lower."
[most definitely]
"Dela Cruz also pointed out that more local organizations are now recognizing the need to protect their critical infrastructure by creating a new position: the information security officer.
"Security should be everybody's concern. One weak link in the chain can affect everybody else," he stressed."
[We need a scapegoat to kick around when our company database gets whacked]
