There's only one

During October I was supposed to be teaching cybersecurity to secondary school students as part of the "Master Digital Technologies" programme as an instructor. Due to low interest a partner had to be found to support the teaching. That partner turned out to be Huawei. At that point it was clear I wouldn't be teaching.

As a former employee of NBÚ/NÚKIB, current employee at PwC consulting, and a member of the active army reserve, such a collaboration is a reputational risk — not just for me. My name linked to Huawei would appear online somewhere, and that kind of information can easily be exploited for someone else's benefit, whatever the motivation.

I'm sorry not to be passing on my knowledge and experience to others… Hopefully next semester the situation will be more favourable and allow my participation.

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