EIC Chosen for Stanford Seed Cybersecurity Program

Industry: Education, ICT Sector, Information Technology (IT), Skill Development
Company: Enterprise Infosec Consultants (EIC)
Company Intelligence Tag: Business Insights

A Bangladeshi cybersecurity firm, Enterprise Infosec Consultants (EIC), has been chosen to partake in the Stanford Seed Transformation Program, renowned for its Stanford Graduate School of Business-derived curriculum.

Tailored for CEOs and founders of established businesses in South Asia and Africa, the 10-month initiative equips participants, including EIC, with essential skills and a growth-oriented mindset. Focused on business expansion, scalability, and fostering peer-to-peer support networks, the program aims to enhance leadership, strategic vision, and operational efficiency.

EIC, a CREST-accredited company, specializes in diverse cybersecurity services internationally. They anticipate that the Stanford program’s hands-on approach will further augment their capabilities in leadership and operations.

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