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Event

Cybersecurity Retreat

Hilton Hotel/Dead Sea

23/12/2023 [9:30 - 3:15]

Registration and Brief Presentation

Brief Presentation Of The Program

[10:00 – 9:30]

Director of the Universities Network, Dr. Saleh Al-Sharayah, Engineer Muhammad Al-Khudari

Opening

[10:00 – 10:30]

DigiSkills & Dr. Muhammad Al-Atoum (Jordanian) & Dr. Haitham Al-Rawajeba

First session: “The importance of building a national framework for job classification and providing training and guidance services”

[10:35 – 11:15]

Coffee Break & Exhibition Tour

[11:15 – 11:25]

JODDB & Intaj & Professional Skills Authority & Dr. Al-Zoubi (Balqa)

The second session: “The professional and career future in the field of cybersecurity”

[11:30 – 12:20]

Coffee Break & Exhibition Tour

[12:20 – 12:30]

Dr. Yaroob Al Qudah & Dr. Mukhaled Tarawneh & Intaj

Third session: “Special requirements for linking the higher education system to the functional and security requirements system.”

[12:35 – 1:25]

Lunch Break

[1:30 – 2:30]

Higher Education Accreditation Commission & Princess Sumaya University & Universities Network

Fourth session: “Legislation related to qualification, training, accreditation, and international best practices.”

[2:35 – 3:15]

Dr.Ibrahim Al-Rawabdeh & President of the King Abdullah Center for Excellence

Discussing the expected outputs, their reliability and quality:
1. Identify academic programs related to information security,networks, and cybersecurity.
2. Determine the best training programs (professional diplomas and practical training).
3. Examining the cyber level of public and private sector institutions, granting improvement proposals and classifying them into levels (poor, medium, good) and specifying the mechanisms.
4. Establish a guiding framework and define specialized sub-specializations distributed among higher education sectors to ensure the diversity of outcomes, and determine the requirements for jobs in cybersecurity and the skills and courses required by each job (in integration with the private sector).
5. Transfer of knowledge and integration with local institutions (legal, media, regulatory and legislative), and cooperation with leading regional and international bodies in the field of cybersecurity.
6. Publish information and details about major developments and outcomes in the field of cybersecurity and highlight future challenges and opportunities.

[3:15 – 4:00]