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This episode is a follow-up to our previous episode where we talked about the skills needed to start a career in cybersecurity. In this episode, Favour Oyeleke dives a bit deeper to discuss the certifications to start a career in cybersecurity. You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram, via @digilawng

In this episode, Favour Oyeleke talks about the necessary soft and hard skills needed for a career in cybersecurity. Did you know that if the Cybersecurity industry were a country, it would have the world's 13th largest economy in GDP terms, right behind South Korea? There are more interesting facts like this in this episode. Our parent company, DigiLaw is developing an online class on cybersecurity targeted at lawyers and law students. To be a part of the class for lawyers, you have to pay the sum of NGN2,000 via www.paystack.com/pay/digilaw. For students, there's a 50% discount. Follow this link to benefit from it - www.paystack.com/pay/digilaw2. You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram via @DigiLawNG. On LinkedIn, we are DGL Africa (DigiLaw)

In this episode, Akin Agunbiade, Head of Operations, DigiLaw, has a chat with Dotun Omotoso, law graduate and front-end web developer about WordPress, a popular Content Management System. What are Content Management Systems anyway? Why should Lawyers learn how to use WordPress? What are those common beginner mistakes you should avoid in using WordPress? All these and more are answered in this episode. Don't forget to drop your comments

You've probably been following the US-Iran debacle, but did you know there's a Cryptocurrency angle to all of this? In this episode, Akin Ifeanyi Agunbiade has a chat with Favour Oyeleke, Content Writer at DigiLaw, about how Iran plans to use Cryptocurrencies to circumvent US sanctions. You can read the article version of this podcast by following the link below: https://www.digilaw.com.ng/2019/06/11/how-iran-plans-to-use-cryptocurrencies-to-circumvent-us-sanctions/

In this episode, we talk about what DigiLaw has been up to and what to expect from our podcast