Cyberbit And IT Del Partnership Ready To Print Talenta Unggu In Cybersecurity

IT Del Chancellor Arnaldo Marulitua Sinaga [left] and Cyberbit Director Suwandy Wijaya (photo: Ist)

JAKARTA - PT Nusantara Cyber Kreasi (Cyberbit) officially established strategic cooperation with the Del Institute of Technology (IT Del) in cybersecurity to improve the competence of local talents in the increasingly complex digital era.

Through the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Cyberbit will hand over five Not For Resale (NFR) licenses from the Cyberbit Cyber Range training platform to IT Del, as the initial stage of cooperation.

With these licenses, IT Del lecturers, instructors, and students can access comprehensive cybersecurity training, from theory to real-world practical simulations.

"With the presence of the Cyberbit Cyber Range platform, we are optimistic that we can produce superior talents from IT Del who are ready to contribute to strengthening cybersecurity at the national and global levels," said IT Del Chancellor Arnaldo Marulitua Sinaga.

He believes that this collaboration will be able to increase teaching capacity and support student learning. The experience given is not only theory, but also hands on labs and simulations of real-world cyberattack scenarios.

"This collaboration is an important step in supporting talent development and strengthening the cybersecurity ecosystem at the national level," said Suwandy Wijaya as Director of Cyberbit.

Meanwhile, Cyberbit Cyber Range, as a solution to the development of world-leading cybersecurity skills, has been widely adopted by the military, government and corporate sectors.

In order to encourage the spirit of learning and hone students' practical abilities, this collaboration will be continued with the implementation of Cybersecurity esports competition which is fully supported by Cyberbit.

This cooperation is expected to provide long-term benefits for both parties, as well as strengthen Indonesia's position in dealing with global cyber threats.

"This collaboration is a clear proof that cooperation between educational institutions and the private sector can produce innovative and relevant solutions for future needs," concluded Suwandy.