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A handy guide for professionals explaining how existing certifications translates to the new syllabus.More

It’s no secret that the large-scale transition to remote working has sent ripples through every area of ICT. The reality is, this abrupt move has impacted every business, person and household.More

"DDLS Plus is another step towards our commitment to help organisations fill critical ICT skills gaps, while enabling students to expand on their career potential.”More

DDLS has introduced the Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) certification from (ISC), a significant addition to its cybersecurity portfolio.More

Ethical hackers, also known as penetration testers or white-hat hackers, mimic the techniques used by malicious hackers to try and break into computer systems and discover vulnerabilities before the bad guys can exploit them.More

A new survey from DDLS reveals current trends in the ICT training and certification space, and the key opportunities and challenges for delivering training to the market in the next few years.More

You probably wouldn’t buy an expensive computer program if you didn’t know how to use it. Yet so many organisations invest in costly cloud programs, without having the necessary skills and training on board to make the most of the program.More

Here’s what you need to do to make your home working environment and systems secure, and protect yourself and your employer.More

The partnership will combine DDLS’s ICT training for enterprise and business with Open Colleges’ ability to provide online vocational training to consumers.More

“With Virtual Instructor-led Training, DDLS can provide training in the skills organisations require immediately, in order to maintain business momentum in these very troubled and demanding times.”More

The more high-tech your workplace is, the greater your business results.More

DDLS has been named a DevOps Institute Elite Partner, the highest level of the DevOps Institute’s Tiered Global Education Partner Program.More

Damages from cybercrime are projected to hit $US6 trillion annually by 2021, up from $3 trillion in 2015. More

“It is testament to DDLS’s commitment to providing the highest quality of information security training."More