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(Left to Right) Ms Tarish Obed (JICA Program Officer), Mr. Kensly Joseph (OGCIO Manager CERT), Ms Adeline Konmawi (VIPAM Senior Scholarship Officer), Mr. Roy Netvurak (Incident Response Analyst), Ms Rika Uemura (JICA Resident Representative). Photo: Supplied
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An incident Response Analyst at the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO), Roy Netvurak, is now more cybersecurity savvy after participating in an intensive “Defence Practice against Cyber Attacks” Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Training in Japan.
The training broadened the knowledge of participants on responses to cyber attacks through theory and hands-on practical exercises.
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