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Buy nowThe National Museum seeks qualified training providers to deliver Information Security Awareness training for staff over a 36-month period. This initiative aims to enhance staff knowledge on IT security threats and responsibilities.
The National Museum invites quotations from experienced training providers to conduct Information Security Awareness training for its staff over a duration of 36 months. This training is crucial for equipping employees with the necessary knowledge to identify and mitigate information security threats, including social engineering, phishing, and malware. The selected provider will be responsible for customizing training sessions, providing learning materials, and ensuring that training is conducted by qualified facilitators. The training will be delivered in small groups of 20 participants, with the Museum covering catering costs.
Key performance areas include registering participants, scheduling training dates in coordination with Human Resources, and issuing certificates upon completion. The training provider must demonstrate a strong track record in delivering similar training programs, possess relevant accreditations, and submit mandatory documentation, including company profiles and facilitator CVs. This tender presents an opportunity for businesses to contribute to enhancing the information security posture of a prominent cultural institution while fostering a safer digital environment for its staff.
This tender is suitable for training providers with expertise in information security, particularly those with experience in delivering IT security awareness programs to public sector organizations. Businesses that can demonstrate a strong methodology, qualified facilitators, and a proven track record in similar training initiatives are encouraged to apply.