Russian Cybersecurity Developer Becomes a Licensed Training Provider
F6 has received a state license to offer professional education in information security.
Russian company F6, which specializes in cybersecurity systems, is expanding into professional education, according to the company’s press service.
F6 has obtained a government license to provide training in information security. The company now offers 11 courses based on more than 20 years of experience in system protection, incident analysis, and investigations of real-world cybercrime.
The training programs are designed for both entry-level programmers and experienced specialists working at large companies.
Passing on Experience
F6 says the programs are tailored for SOC and CERT specialists, digital forensics experts, auditors, and even senior executives from Russia and Belarus. Upon completion, participants receive an official certificate confirming advanced professional training.
According to the company, obtaining the state license confirms that the courses meet Russian standards and regulatory requirements. F6 says its goal is to strengthen team and individual expertise in information security and to develop skills proven in real-world practice.
