Intelligent CISO Issue 17 | Page 12

news Cyberstudents offered access to Immersive Labs’ learning platform yberstudents who missed out on their first choices of university have been given free access to Immersive Labs’ industry leading cyberskills development platform. C Backed by Goldman Sachs and developed by an ex GCHQ trainer, the technology will give students access to a purpose-built set of ‘labs’ which drop the user into entry-level cybersecurity challenges designed to set them on a path to working in cybersecurity. The initiative is a reflection of the company’s belief that legacy ways of training cyber talent are obsolete against an ever-changing threat landscape. Immersive Labs’ Founder and CEO, James Hadley, said: “The world is crying out for cybersecurity talent, yet the majority of ways we are trying to train these people are broken. While university can be a valuable path for some, its rigid conditions can also be exclusive. Not everyone wants to sit in a classroom learning passively. My experience at GCHQ taught me the best cybertalent is creative and curious; they learn by breaking things and thinking on their feet. “Unfortunately, this jars with traditional teaching methods, which I fear is leading to an unnecessary talent drain. We have opened up our platform to give these individuals an opportunity to learn.” 12 VIRGIN HYPERLOOP ONE STREAMLINES SECURITY AND ACCESS WITH ONELOGIN neLogin, a leader in Unified Access Management which delivers simple and secure application access and identity management to enterprises, has announced that Virgin Hyperloop One has selected OneLogin’s cloud- based platform to improve security for all intellectual property across its enterprise applications. O “We came to OneLogin to replace our outdated legacy product and needed a solution that could deploy our mission-critical applications in less than 24 hours, while also providing the utmost level of security and ease-of-use,” said Dawn Armstrong, IT Director at Virgin Hyperloop One. “The nature of our business demands that we make security a mission-critical priority. OneLogin’s leading platform was the obvious solution to secure and manage all of our in-house enterprise applications.” Virgin Hyperloop One, which has a project underway in the UAE, required OneLogin Adaptive Authentication for executives and senior engineers who travel internationally. The solution was tailored with an extra layer of security with risk scoring, a feature that mitigates the potential for stolen credentials to be used for unauthorised access, while providing a seamless experience for users and giving confidence to the IT department at every login event. Issue 17 | www.intelligentciso.com