LAHORE (29-10-26): The Association of Biorisk Management Pakistan in collaboration with Health Security Partners arranged a three-day training program at Institute of Microbiology of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Lahore on Cyber security to strengthen digital security awareness and promote a culture of responsible and secure technology use within the academic and research community.
UVAS Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Masood Rabbani presided over the concluding ceremony of the training and distributed certificates among participants while Executive Director Association for Biorisk Management Pakistan Dr Asghar Ali and few participants were attended.
The training was designed for faculty members, IT professionals and postgraduate students with focused on essential cyber security protocols, fundamental cyber security principles and institutional policies for safeguarding digital information and resources. In this training participants learned about valuable insights into identifying potential cyber threats, protecting sensitive data, ensuring secure digital practices and understanding their roles in maintaining cyber security. The objectives of this training program were to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to address emerging cyber security challenges and contribute to a safer digital future.
