TORONTO - TelAve -- Research estimates by Cybersecurity Ventures indicates an almost 100% growth in training and awareness over the next 5 years.   Claudiu Popa, CEO of Informatica Corporation, a company that invests in the effectiveness of cybersecurity education, believes that such gains will not happen without paying attention to the needs of the diverse audiences served: "Effective privacy and security awareness is not just an option; it is an imperative in today's digital age. It empowers individuals to safeguard their personal information, defend against cyber threats, and preserve their fundamental right to privacy in an interconnected world."

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Informatica subsidiaries Datarisk Canada and Managed Privacy Canada have introduced significant innovations aimed at enhancing security and privacy awareness and education through localization, translation and multimedia.

The top 6 critical factors, according to Informatica's WorkLife Education experts are
1. engagement with live, experienced presenters
2. accessible reference handouts & materials
3. understanding validation and completion certificates
4. localization and translation
5. labs and testing tools, such as phish testing
6. interactive, integrated policy training

Informatica invites existing customers and referrals to apply for its WorkLife cybersecurity training through their MPC PrivacyDASH™ and Datarisk Verify™ Portal. Qualifying organizations will be included as part of the Top 100 Leading Cybersecurity Awareness Companies in Canada.
https://securityandprivacy.ca