MWR InfoSecurity
MWR is an independent cyber security consultancy with research at the core of what they do. MWR is renowned for its technical excellence and client-centric approach to solving cyber security challenges.
Years awarded: 2017, 2018
Region: South East
Size: 250-999 employees
Sector: Technology
Creating a cyber skills pipeline
Theme: Talent pipeline / Career pathways
Topics: Work experience, interns and graduates
This cyber security consultancy responded to a critical skills shortage by strategically using learning and development to create a talent pipeline via a cyber skills undergraduate programme. The programme has grown from 29 to 85 candidates over four years and has been extended to Singapore, Johannesburg and New York due to its overwhelming success.
Using innovation to become world class
Themes: Leadership and Management; Talent pipeline / Career pathways
Topics: Bespoke training; Digital
This innovative cyber security company is using cutting edge research and ongoing professional development as a market differentiator in a fast moving global landscape. The creation of a cyber training event is a superb example of collaboration, skill development and leadership both for the company and the wider industry.
News and case studies featuring MWR InfoSecurity:
Royal recognition for UK businesses upskilling their employees
We are happy to announce the names of 48 businesses commended by the 2018 Princess Royal Training Awards. The prestigious Awards honour UK companies including River Island, John Lewis, RBS, the Royal Air Force and GSK for their outstanding training and development...
Case study: keeping training relevant in the fast-changing world of cyber security at MWR InfoSecurity
Behind every new cyber security attack or data breach is a company scrambling to put out the fire. Yet the cyber security sector faces a huge shortage in recruits, alongside challenges in upskilling the existing workforce. As security risks from new technology...
In the press: Why applying for business awards is worth the effort
If only there were 25 hours in a day. Faced with competing priorities and with resources often stretched, applying for an award is rarely at the top of any business owner’s agenda – too often we simply don’t have enough time. Yet while there are obvious benefits to...
A royal seal of approval for businesses that put employee development first
On Thursday 2 November, we celebrated 40 organisations who were recognised after being commended for their commitment to training and skills excellence by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal at a ceremony at St James’s Palace in London. The Princess Royal...
40 organisations to receive royal recognition at this year’s Princess Royal Training Awards
Major UK businesses including RBS, Barclays, and Waitrose have been joined by a women’s refuge and an ambulance trust in being commended by Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne for their commitment to training and skills development. The Haven Wolverhampton, which...
