ESG launches new cyber security centre
ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH (ESG) officially opened its new Cyber Simulation and Training Centre (CSTC) in Munich on 1 January.
The company had been previously conducting cyber security training since July of last year at its headquarters in Fürstenfeldbruck, to provide cyber defence training services for customers in the defence, automotive, energy, financial, chemical, public and engineering sectors.
ESG said that its ‘sophisticated “cyber range” brings together the company's extensive IT, simulation and training expertise’ with the Tame Range simulation software from the Israeli company, AVNET Cyber Security, to provide a range of cyber defence training and testing services.
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