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1 November 2019

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NSI at SiX at EventyCity in Manchester

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The National Security Inspectorate (NSI) is proud to be supporting the brand new installer-focused event. SiX, at EventyCity in Manchester, November 5-6. NSI approved companies and applicants will be able to find out more about the value of certification and how NSI’s approval cycle is invaluable for creating a framework for companies in the security sector to establish a continuous improvement program. Cash, the NSI Turkmenian eagle owl, is NSI’s special guest on November 5. All visitors are welcome to add a witty caption to their selfie with Cash using the hashtag #wiseowl The event will also feature two seminar streams compiled by PSI and Benchmark magazines: one on growing an installation business and the other on smart approaches to security. Matthew Holliday, Technical Manager is representing NSI on the ‘Question Time’ panel, November 5. Attendees will be encouraged to put their questions about the security and fire safety sector in this open forum. Richard Jenkins, Chief Executive, NSI, said: “NSI is delighted to support the new SiX event in Manchester. Security systems installers have a golden opportunity to broaden their knowledge as the event is packed full of bespoke content with the added benefit of a complementary exhibition. “Our team is ready to connect with installers and engage with them on the latest developments at NSI, Standards and the significant advantages for a business becoming third party certificated.  Independent assessment verifying compliance with Standards, competence and continual business improvement, will bring tangible commercial benefits and reassurance for clients.”  

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NSI at SiX at EventyCity in Manchester

Exclusives, News Desk /

The National Security Inspectorate (NSI) is proud to be supporting the brand new installer-focused event. SiX, at EventyCity in Manchester, November 5-6. NSI approved companies and applicants will be able to find out more about the value of certification and how NSI’s approval cycle is invaluable for creating a framework for companies in the security sector to establish a continuous improvement program. Cash, the NSI Turkmenian eagle owl, is NSI’s special guest on November 5. All visitors are welcome to add a witty caption to their selfie with Cash using the hashtag #wiseowl The event will also feature two seminar streams compiled by PSI and Benchmark magazines: one on growing an installation business and the other on smart approaches to security. Matthew Holliday, Technical Manager is representing NSI on the ‘Question Time’ panel, November 5. Attendees will be encouraged to put their questions about the security and fire safety sector in this open forum. Richard Jenkins, Chief Executive, NSI, said: “NSI is delighted to support the new SiX event in Manchester. Security systems installers have a golden opportunity to broaden their knowledge as the event is packed full of bespoke content with the added benefit of a complementary exhibition. “Our team is ready to connect with installers and engage with them on the latest developments at NSI, Standards and the significant advantages for a business becoming third party certificated.  Independent assessment verifying compliance with Standards, competence and continual business improvement, will bring tangible commercial benefits and reassurance for clients.”  

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Better cybersecurity access for students at University of East London

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Students at the University of East London studying cybersecurity, information security and computer science will have better access to cyber security resources and cheaper certification for such security, following a new partnership between the University and the EC-Council The International Council of E-Commerce Consultants, also known as EC-Council, is the world’s largest cyber security technical certification body. The agreement with them means that the University in now an EC-Council authorised institution partner with added benefits on its training courses, including student discounts and opportunities for scholarships. The partnership with the EC-Council has the added advantage of bringing the University closer to becoming the Council’s Accredited Training Centre for the East London Region. The mission of the EC-Council, which has certified over 200,000 security professionals, is ‘Preparing the next generation of Cybersecurity Experts’. Dr Ameer Al-Nemrat, Reader in Cyber Security at the University of East London, said, “This is a very good opportunity for our students who are studying for either a BSc in Cyber Security or an MSc in information security and digital forensics, as well as those studying computer science. Through the EC-Council and the University they will be able to become certified at a much cheaper rate for the Council’s world-famous Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), which is a valuable benefit for their careers, as employers require certification. There are also added benefits for students such as free access for seven days after the University’s Open Day promotional taster sessions. “This partnership with the EC-Council brings the University a step nearer in its Vision 2028 strategic aim to provide industry 4.0 readiness through skills and innovation solutions for our students,” Dr Al-Nemrat added. The EC-Council operates in 145 countries globally and is the owner and developer of the world-famous Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator (C|HFI), Certified Security Analyst (ECSA), License Penetration Testing (Practical) programs, among others. Some of the benefits of the partnership include: Student discount rates and exam eligibility (Post full series completion) Use of EC-Council official logos and marks Faculty discounts and scholarships Exclusive launch, sneak-peak, and beta testing opportunities Easy, adoptable solutions and platforms (iLabs, Vital Source, etc.) Accredited credentials (ANSI, DoD 8570, etc.) Access to robust Academia syllabi with lesson plans, weekly breakdowns, and more Content mapping to the NICE framework Cyber competition discounts and scholarships Exclusive event invites and access

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