MIPT and Positive Technologies launch Russia's first reverse engineering program
The Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and Positive Technologies, a leader in the cybersecurity industry, have announced the launch of a unique educational project. For the first time in Russia, students will be able to undergo specialized training in the field of reverse engineering.
Reverse engineering is the process of examining software to understand how it works. Specialists in this field study program code to identify vulnerabilities and protect systems from cyberattacks. In the current environment of economic digitalization, such skills are becoming critical for ensuring data security.
The joint program is aimed at training highly qualified engineers prepared to solve complex challenges in the field of information security. Students will gain access to advanced technologies and the expertise of Positive Technologies specialists, allowing them to study methods of analyzing malicious code and protecting infrastructure in practice.
The launch of this specialization is an important step for the Russian IT sector. It is expected that the project will help address the shortage of personnel in the field of cybersecurity and strengthen the country's technological sovereignty. The training will combine MIPT's deep theoretical foundation with practical cases from leading industry experts.