The Higher School of Police, Ali Tounsi, hosted the training course on September 20, 2026, which will run until September 24, 2026. The course is being held in collaboration with the European Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL). The opening ceremony was attended by representatives of CEPOL, as well as officials and experts from various security services.
The training course aims to enhance the technical knowledge and skills of security personnel in the field of malware analysis. The course will cover several topics, including the analysis of malicious software, to enhance the capabilities of security personnel in combating cyber threats and crimes. This initiative is part of the efforts to support the readiness of security agencies to face cyber security challenges.
The course is being attended by officials and experts from various security services, including the General Directorate of National Security, the National Gendarmerie Command, the Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport. The participation of experts and trainers from different security services is expected to enrich the discussions and enhance the learning experience.
The General Directorate of National Security has emphasized the importance of this course in enhancing the capabilities of security personnel to counter cyber threats. The course is part of the efforts to strengthen the security agencies' ability to analyze and combat malicious software, which is a major threat to national security.
The training course will provide participants with hands-on experience and practical skills in malware analysis. The course will also cover the latest techniques and tools used in malware analysis, as well as the best practices in this field. This will enable security personnel to effectively analyze and combat malicious software.
The partnership with CEPOL is expected to bring international expertise and best practices in law enforcement training to Algeria. This collaboration will enhance the capabilities of Algerian security personnel and enable them to effectively counter cyber threats. The course is a significant step towards strengthening the security agencies' ability to combat cyber crimes.
The course is part of the efforts to enhance the security and stability of the country. The Algerian government has been investing in enhancing the capabilities of security agencies to counter emerging threats, including cyber threats. The training course on malware analysis is a significant initiative in this regard, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the country's security.
Key points
- The Algerian General Directorate of Security is hosting a specialized training course on malware analysis in partnership with the European Agency for Law Enforcement Training.
- The course aims to enhance the technical knowledge and skills of security personnel in the field of malware analysis.
- The partnership with CEPOL is expected to bring international expertise and best practices in law enforcement training to Algeria.
