Veriscan: Education in information security gives university credits

Veriscan CEO Jan Branzell is one of the course leaders for the SIS Information Security Academy (ISA), which now offers new course opportunities in Stockholm starting in September.

Those who have completed the ISA courses (base blocks 1 and 2) have the opportunity to complete an examination that gives 7.5 university credits in the field of computer science. The examination takes place in collaboration with Karlstad University.

The training, which is aimed at everyone who is responsible for, affects or contributes to an organization's information security, is organized by SIS Forum. ISA is held at both basic and advanced levels, so regardless of the participant's prior knowledge of information security, there is a level that fits.

Jan Branzell is an information security expert and has experience in designing and implementing management systems for information security. Jan is also involved in the development of the ISO 27000 standard series.

SIS (Swedish Standards Institute) is an organization that works with standards, both to produce them and to spread knowledge about them. In international cooperation, SIS safeguards the interests of Swedish members and focuses on streamlining the process of developing and introducing new standards.

The Information Security Academy (ISA) is aimed at those who work with information security or plan to do so. The training is available as a basic course and as advanced courses, so no matter what prior knowledge the participant has about information security, there is a level that suits.