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Check Point Launches Ghana’s First Secure Academy with Kingrich Foundation to Build Local Cyber Security Talent

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Check Point Launches Ghana’s First Secure Academy with Kingrich Foundation to Build Local Cyber Security Talent

The program, in collaboration with the Kingrich Foundation, will be delivered as a structured youth training initiative focused on foundational cyber security knowledge, practical lab work and guided real-world prevention-first simulations informed by Check Point’s global threat intelligence.

In partnership with the Kingrich Foundation, the program will deliver a structured youth training initiative covering foundational cybersecurity knowledge, practical lab work, and guided,Key Features of the Check Point SecureAcademy Programme with the Kingrich Foundation: Globally recognised certifications: Courses aligned with industry- standard credentials, including the Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) and Check Point Certified Security Expert (CCSE).

We aim to equip young Ghanaian professionals with the technical knowledge, prevention-first methodologies, globally recognised certifications, and practical experience needed to step confidently into the cyber workforce and defend the country’s digital economy against today’s AI-driven threats,” says Kingsley Oseghale, Country Manager: West Africa for Check Point Software Technologies.

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