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KMIT Cyber Security Workshop

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We as the members of Cyber Security Club, seek to share our knowledge on vast spreading and trending Ethical Hacking / Cyber Security course to people who are enthusiastic and determined to learn something new.

Overview

Cyber security is one of the vital technologies emerging rapidly across the world.  We are moving towards digitization in every aspect online. Without cyber security safe maintenance of systems would be difficult.  Individual data will be at risk without cybersecurity. Individual privacy will be at risk without cyber security. The next era fully focuses on Cyber Security. Due to its demand and need, plenty of job opportunities available.  In order to make progress and for the benefit of students, we the KMIT cyber security forum strives to spread awareness and share knowledge time-to-time among students within the KMIT Institute.

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