Zoom :: Les métiers d’avenir en sécurité informatique
A lire sur silicon.fr, une interview de Gérard Peliks, directeur adjoint de MBA à l’Institut Léonard de Vinci et expert en sécurité de l’information, qui revient sur les métiers les plus attendus des recruteurs et les métiers en perte de vitesse dans la sécurité informatique. Cinq métiers auraient le vent en poupe : data scientist, chief data officer (CDO), manager de la sécurité des données numériques, architecte sécurité et responsable de l’intelligence économique. Deux métiers seraient voués à « évoluer ou disparaître » : administrateur de bases de données relationnelles et responsable de la sécurité des systèmes d’information (RSSI).
En savoir + :: Gérard Peliks, ILV : « Le métier de RSSI ne va pas disparaître, mais va évoluer »
RAP 2014 pour la MIRES
Le rapport annuel de performances pour l’année 2014 rend compte du bilan de la mission recherche et enseignement supérieur du budget général. Il fait le point sur le programme en termes d’objectifs et de résultats attendus et obtenus.
En savoir + :: Projet de loi de règlement et RAP 2014 - Mission Recherche et enseignement supérieur
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