The Guardia Cybersecurity School announces the conclusion of partnerships with ComCyberGend (the command of the gendarmerie in cyberspace), Squad (French firm specializing in cybersecurity) and Sopra Steria (major player in Tech in Europe).
These collaborations testify to Guardia Cybersecurity School’s desire to work hand in hand with the major players in the sector in order to offer its students quality training in line with the needs of companies in the sector. Campus Cyber hosted the signing of these partnerships.
Guaranteeing students training in line with the needs of companies
As part of these partnerships, experts from Squad, ComCyberGend and Sopra Steria will share their technical expertise and know-how with the school’s students. The latter will have the opportunity to interact with the consultants, learn from their experience and become familiar with the real challenges they face. For example, Squad and Guardia Cybersecurity School will collaborate closely on technical topics, organizing workshops, conferences and events such as CTFs (Capture The Flag) and Osint parties.
The partnership also involves Guardia Cybersecurity School incorporating Squad development guidance. The members of the school management will keep themselves informed of technological developments and market requirements in real time, in order to adapt the educational program accordingly. “This approach allows us to train operational and agile “engineer” type profiles, capable of mastering the latest technologies and successfully meeting the challenges of cybersecurity,” analyzes Valérie Dmitrovic, co-founder and general manager of Guardia Cybersecurity School. In a constantly evolving sector and faced with increasingly complex security challenges, partnerships between specialized schools and leading players are essential to guarantee quality training and prepare the cybersecurity professionals of tomorrow.
“To properly train our students and meet the needs of companies in terms of skills and employability of future graduates, it is essential to forge partnerships with the major players in the sector” explains Valérie Dmitrovic, co-founder of Guardia Cybersecurity School.
Strengthen the links between the actors of the cyberdefense ecosystem
Digital security is a priority for States, and France is no exception. Faced with the cyber threat, governments are investing massively to ensure their security and strategic autonomy. Thanks to the partnership with Guardia Cybersecurity School, ComCyberGend strengthens its capacities in the field of cybersecurity, thus contributing to the protection of citizens and the fight against cybercrime. This partnership is part of ComCyberGend’s overall strategy aimed at strengthening synergies between the State and private actors to better prevent cyber risks.
“After joining Campus Cyber, the National Gendarmerie, through ComCyberGend, joined the InterCERT association in early 2023, bringing together CSIRTs from the private and public sectors. The partnership signed with the Guardia Cybersecurity School is part of this continuity,” explains Major General Marc BOGET, Commander of ComCyberGend.
Attract future talent
The three partners undertake to welcome work-study students from the school into their departments. Jeanne-Elise Rossi, director of talent attraction at Sopra Steria, explains the reasons behind this partnership: “To support our clients, we are looking for future employees who will work on projects in defense and security, cybersecurity and cyberdefence. Through this partnership with Guardia Cybersecurity School we want to attract even more talents, who are the actors of the digital transformation of tomorrow. »
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