SIA opens its doors to cybersecurity students at EIP International Business School
Last Friday, September 22, SIA, belonging to Indra, opened the doors of its Madrid headquarters to the students of EIP International Business School, in an event framed within the training project launched by SEPE and executed by EIP in which the school Trains unemployed people to work in cybersecurity or SAP consulting.
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