BT recruiting 900 people for Security Business (Graduates and Apprenticeships) - UK

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We're recruiting 900 people to work in our security business in the next 12 months, as part of a major drive to protect consumers, businesses and governments from the growing threat of cybercrime.

To meet the growing global demand for cybersecurity services and address the skills shortage in the sector, we expect to take on and train 170 graduates and apprentices, as part of our 900 recruitment intake in the next 12 months. People will work in a range of cybersecurity and related support services roles.

Graduates and apprentices will undergo training in BT’s Security Academy in a range of areas including physical security, penetration testing, threat intelligence, risk management, security operations and sales.

A number of high-profile security and data breaches have dominated the headlines in recent months, and this has led to a surge in interest from both consumers and IT departments wanting to know how best they can protect themselves in the digital world,” said Mark Hughes, President of BT Security. “BT plans to remain at the forefront, innovating in cybersecurity, by hiring some of the best talent while training up the next generation of experts at our BT Security Academy.”​

Not yet Graduated, but looking to become an Apprentice (aged 16-19) and interested?
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