Dublin Schools Get $500,000 IBM Grant To Boost Cybersecurity

By Blathnaid O’Dea

Nov 3, 2022 12:00 PM ET

Students Kayleigh Baker, Pavel Trigub, Charlie Caroll and Nikolas Suokas from Larkin Community College in Dublin. Image: Fennell Photography. Photo courtesy of Silicon Republic

Originally published by Silicon Republic

“The team at IBM Security here in Ireland are looking forward to partnering with City of Dublin ETB over the coming months to build cyber resilience and address any gaps in cybersecurity planning and preparedness.”

This is the second year IBM has run the programme and the first time an Irish education provider has benefitted.

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Dublin Schools Get $500,000 IBM Grant To Boost Cybersecurity

By Blathnaid O’Dea

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