2024-01-29 11:20:01
Par Nicolas Demollien
Published on 29 Jan 24 at 12:20 See my news Follow Lille News
These are two training courses that are very much in tune with the times. In Lille (North), the FGES (Faculty of Management, Economics and Sciences) of the Catholic University is opening two new continuing education and diploma courses on artificial intelligence and cybercrime.
Two training courses launched in Lille around cybercrime and artificial intelligence
They are intended for students and all professionals. With these two new training courses, the FGES is positioning itself “in teaching for seasoned professionals, wishing to adapt their knowledge and working methods to the rapid developments and challenges of the digital transformation of our contemporary society”.
It must be said that artificial intelligence (AI) constitutes one of the pillars of the digital revolution. For example, it is revolutionizing business practices through the personalization of customer experiences and the optimization of supply chains.
“These advances raise challenges related to the transformation of required skills and access to resources. A revolution that involves special attention to ethical values, legal compliance and security for a successful transition.”
With this in mind, the FGES Digital School (EDN), in partnership with Euratechnologies, offers continuing training “AI for businesses” intended for professionals wishing to integrate AI into their profession.
This program focuses on providing an in-depth understanding of advances in Artificial Intelligence, thereby preparing professionals to meet the challenges and take advantage of the opportunities offered by this field.
Cybercrime: expertise and security
The other training is devoted to cybercrime. In the digital age, threats to computer systems and sensitive data are increasing, and information system security has become essential.
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Continuing training in cybercrime, organized by the EDN-FGES in collaboration with CyberGend (National Gendarmerie Training Center) and the support of Campus-Cyber Lille, “provides participants with advanced skills in cybersecurity and securing security systems. ‘information “.
This training aims to give professionals the ability to anticipate and combat threats, while teaching the ethical and legal issues surrounding this discipline. “A practical approach to cybercrime, through teaching investigation techniques and regulations”.
Mainly aimed at young officers assigned to investigations, or seeking retraining in regulations and digital techniques, continuing training in cybercrime is equally aimed at professions in the legal world (lawyers, judges, prosecutors, etc.).
More information on the site fges.fr
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