The EDB and RSA will seek qualified graduates from Singapore universities and existing cyber security professionals to take part in a multi-year residency and repatriation program designed to train candidates with the latest skills needed for cyber security and anti-fraud careers.
Selected candidates will be enrolled in one or two year residency training rotations at the RSA Anti-Fraud Command Center (AFCC) in Israel through a new grant programme administered by the EDB. They will be working alongside RSA cyber security professionals and anti-fraud research analysts to gain skills required to fight cybercrime and cyber threats in areas such as:• Phishing, pharming and Trojan attack detection, analysis and shutdown • Ecommerce and online banking fraud • Security management and monitoring • Breach preparedness and incident response • Governance, risk and compliance
The RSA will open the application process for the cyber security residency programme in Q3 2013.
In January 2013, RSA has rolled out a commercial crime protection policy which protects businesses against fraud, dishonesty or malicious acts.
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