Cyber Security Lab

The cyber security laboratory has existed at Business and Technology University since 2017.

Within the framework of the lab, informational resources are created, and educational activities are carried out: training, forums, contests, research, retraining programs, and hackathons – for students, schoolchildren, and beneficiaries.

Activities carried out within the framework of Cyber security LAB:

BTU “initiative 5.0” in cyber security direction and in cooperation with the EU has been launched throughout Georgia

EU cyber security education support – PEU-C-E

EU for energy security and sustainable development policy – EU- Energy-SSDP

Avatar sessions in cyber security

Israel-Georgia School of Digital Culture

Cyber hackathon organized by BTU and Tegeta Motors

Cyber hackathon for schoolchildren and students

International activities were carried out within the Safer Internet Day

Workshop on EU cyber security training

Workshops on cyber-hygiene and cyber security for children, parents, and teachers

Regional workshops on secure internet and social networks

Google Developer Student Club two-day hackathon – Capture the Flag

Public discussion of the National Cyber Security Strategy

Two-day Cyber Security Forum supported by EU

Creation of NATO cyber platform

Cyber security sessions in partnership with the cyber security Educational-Research Center (CYSEC)

Webinar: using cyberspace in modern conflicts

Workshop: How to use social networks safely

Raising the level of cyber-hygiene, media, and digital literacy, carried out sessions in partnership with the Communications Commission.

Workshop: How to use social networks safely

Workshop: startup cyber security – threats, mistakes, guideline

Scientific discussion on the topic of 5G.

BTU project to increase digital literacy among children in Georgia

Conference– Perspectives on Human Behavior in the Cyber-dominated Environment
Cyber hygiene for kids– DOGGO hackathon for BTU students and schoolchildren