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2025 is coming to an end - a time to pause and say THANK YOU from the heart. Thank you for your trust, loyalty, and partnership. No trainings will take place at qSkills from December 22nd to January 9th.

qSkills offers 3 new ISACA courses: CISM Human Factors Edition, AAISM Advanced in AI Security Management, and CCOA Certified Cybersecurity Operations Analyst. The trainings are specifically designed to prepare for the official ISACA certifications.

qSkills is participating as an official partner at the :SwissITminds from 03.-04.12. in Zurich, thus strengthening its presence in the Swiss market. qSkills presents its expertise in practice-oriented IT further education, including Cybersecurity.

IPv6 is not the future - it is the present. In our new 5-day network training NT110, participants learn everything they need for planning, configuring, and troubleshooting modern IPv6 networks.

Experience the future of cyber resilience! On November 19, Commvault invites you to SHIFT Virtual - featuring AI innovations, top speakers, and exclusive partner sessions. Register online now and secure strategies for 2026!

After an intense 1st day of training, our participants and trainers of course week 46/2025 met - as usual - in a relaxed atmosphere - with delicious food, cool drinks, and good conversations.

Learn how to make your business more resilient to supply chain risks, cyber attacks, and external threats. In the webinar, you will receive practical tips for implementing directly in your own operation.

Experience the highlights up close! qSkills is participating with an expert delegation at INSIGHT Xtra 2025 in Sinsheim. Look forward to the latest trends in Data, AI, Cloud, and Cyber Resilience – directly from the global NetApp specialists.

Monday evening at qSkills: Time for the participant evening! After an intense 1st day of the seminar, our participants and trainers of course week 45/2025 gathered in a relaxed atmosphere - enjoying delicious food, cool drinks and good conversations.

Vulnerabilities in hardware and software are part of digital everyday life - what matters is how quickly and systematically companies and authorities react. Once systems reach a certain level of complexity, errors can no longer be avoided.