Despite the immense potential of Indian youth, only a minority gets meaningful employment in the fast developing IT and ITEs sectors. It is estimated that only 10% of over 4 lakh engineers are industry ready. Along with technical skill, IT companies also look for behavioral and communication skills from the fresh graduates. Ivy is launching “Advance Knowledge Professional” course with a mission to create a specialized pool of industry ready ‘employable professionals’ through a program of career orientation and periodical assessments through ‘finishing school concept. '

With the tremendous growth of the internet, complex security problems have cropped up for governments and private companies. Intruders and hackers illegal enter databases and web servers to steal damage or spread unwanted programmes. Conventional technological and managerial controls are insufficient for finding out the weaknesses of a system. Ethical hacking refers to the system of entering the computer system employing the tools and techniques of the hacker, but not to steal or damage but to evaluate the target systems' security and report back the inherent vulnerabilitie to the owners and provide instructions to remedy them.

Ivy is launching basic and advanced “Ethical Hacker” courses (through interactive theoretical and practical sessions) which are designed to produce specialized information security professionals for the defence and safety of the IT infrastructure.