InfoSec Skills Becomes ELCAS Cyber Security Learning Provider

London, United Kingdom, November 19, 2015 --(PR.com)-- InfoSec Skills (www.infosecskills.com) has been added to the register of approved learning providers for the Ministry of Defence's Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme (ELC). This allows UK military staff who are eligible for ELCAS credits to spend their grant on pursuance of a cyber security career, which can lead to professional certifications in security management, business continuity management, information security risk management, information security architectures, and intrusion analysis and digital forensics.

Terry Neal, InfoSec Skills’ CEO, said, “ELCAS provides a valuable lifeline for anyone leaving the UK armed forces, especially for those who are planning to resettle into industry after a career in the military. Our Cyber Career Academy enhances and accelerates the careers of existing cyber security professionals as well as rapidly accelerating the development of new entrants into the industry: something that is direly needed given the global shortage of trained cyber workers.”

InfoSec Skills’ faculty director added, “The inclusion of our courses on ELCAS’s register offers a fantastic career opportunity for anyone leaving the armed forces. The discipline and structure that working in military service affords people early in their careers sets them up well for a long and fruitful career in cyber. We are extremely proud to support the military heroes who are leaving public service to find their way in industry with our career academy. A career in cyber is challenging and rewarding and will ensure that new security professionals won’t get disillusioned with life outside the military.”

The entire catalogue of InfoSec Skills courses are available for eligible ELCAS grant holders and InfoSec Skills is happy to provide career advice and guidance on career paths to anyone who is interested in learning more.

For more information on InfoSec Skills and the courses they provide please visit the website at www.infosecskills.com.

Contact Information:
Terry Neal
InfoSec Skills
+44 (0) 208144 2303
info@infosecskills.com
www.infosecskills.com

About ELCAS
The MOD's Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme (ELC) is an initiative to promote lifelong learning amongst members of the Armed Forces. The ELC scheme provides financial support in the form of a single up-front payment in each of a maximum of three separate financial years. ELC funding is only available for pursuit of higher level learning i.e. for courses that result in a nationally recognised qualification at Level three or above on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) (England and Wales), a Level six or above on the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF) or, if pursued overseas, an approved international equivalent qualification.
http://www.enhancedlearningcredits.com/

About InfoSec Skills
InfoSec Skills (www.infosecskills.com) is a modern, agile computer security training organisation that provides the best possible learning experience for professions in the information security, digital forensics, risk management and the security architecture marketplace. Unlike most security training vendors, InfoSec Skills is a content producer rather than simply a content reseller. Courses are designed and commissioned by the best industry consultants and professionals and packaged by the expert editorial team at InfoSec Skills to ensure a seamless delivery of knowledge at an affordable price. Courses can be taken over the Internet, via their custom e-learning platform, or delivered in a classroom environment onsite. InfoSec Skills has offices in England and Australia and a global network of partners and resellers to allow courses to be taught anywhere in the world.