HELP University (HELP), a distinguished private institution of higher learning in Malaysia, and Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies in investigating, preventing and fighting digital crime, have announced a landmark collaboration aimed at bolstering cybersecurity education in Malaysia. This strategic partnership will focus on designing, developing, and organising cyber security and digital forensics educational programmes, courses, workshops, and consultancy initiatives. These efforts are geared towards nurturing a robust pipeline of cyber security talents in Malaysia to address the growing demand for skilled professionals in this field.
The collaboration will span across all HELP’s campuses in Malaysia, commencing immediately with the development and delivery of specialised technical courses set to begin in the upcoming academic year.
“HELP is committed to providing our students and staff with industry-relevant education that equips them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in cyber security. Through our partnership with Group-IB, we aim to address the cyber security skills gap in Malaysia by offering hands-on courses that enhance employability with practical knowledge and real-world application and meet the evolving demands of the industry.”

Vice-Chancellor of HELP University
Group-IB will contribute its expertise by developing and delivering specialised technical cyber security courses and learning frameworks for HELP undergraduate and postgraduate students. This includes providing access to its technologies such as Threat Intelligence and Managed Extended Detection & Response (MXDR); training materials and modules in Incident Management, Digital Forensics and Threat Hunting; and subject matter experts to facilitate practical learning experiences. Hands-on practical experience will be emphasised to ensure that students acquire real world skills alongside theoretical knowledge. HELP will facilitate the integration of these courses into its curriculum.
“As we embark on this strategic partnership with HELP University, Group-IB is driven by a shared commitment to fortify our region’s defenses against cybercrime. By leveraging Group-IB’s expertise, cloud-based platforms, and training materials, we aim to empower HELP University students with practical skills, nurturing a pipeline of cyber security talent in Malaysia. This strategic partnership not only will help bridge the gap in cyber security skills but will enrich the university’s cyber security curriculum with industry-relevant education. Together, we will equip students with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to thrive in the ever-evolving landscape of cyber security, making significant progress that benefits both academia and industry in Malaysia.”

CEO of Group-IB
The partnership between HELP University and Group-IB will also establish a knowledge-exchange framework for HELP educators to enhance their professional development, ensuring that the programmes provide industry-relevant education aligned with current and future cyber security standards and practices.








