Albania vulnerable to hackers

“Real security experts do not, but there are IT experts who with a training have gone to security experts. So we feel it necessary to build the capabilities of this team of experts”, says Vilma Tomce.

The deepening of the little knowledge that people have in this area, which with technology development becomes necessary, has been the focus of the third session of Albania CY EU R ACADAMY.

“technology has become a very important part of our lives and of course it comes with great risks from behind. Just the room that's full shows how interested people are in this”, says Lorin Bagzak.

Training in collaboration with international partners is oriented on the labour market and students. Samela has completed Bachelor's studies of Information Engineering and already follows the master's master over Information Security as one of the most wanted branches at the moment.

CyberSecurity is like a relatively new field and study branch in Albania. This is also my focus on being a cyber security worker and contributing to a company to protect all data and improving systems in terms of security. As technology has evolved, and hackers, intelligence thieves are then born, and the need for cyber security”, says student Samela Bajraktari.

Cyberattacks in Albania are not yet frequent, yet they are not missing, so information on this area matters. / TCh/