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As part of a major drive to protect consumers, businesses and governments from the growing threat of cybercrime. BT already employs over 2,500 security professionals and has security operations centres around the world. In order to meet the growing global demand for cybersecurity services and address the industry skills shortager, BT expects to take on and train 170 graduates and apprentices, as part of its 900 recruitment intake in the next 12 months.

"A number of high-profile security and data breaches have dominated the headlines in recent months, and this has led to a surge in interest from both consumers and IT departments wanting to know how best they can protect themselves in the digital world," said Mark Hughes, president of BT Security.

BT is holding an apprentice open afternoon at a prestigious Central London location, where potential recruits can find out more about the scheme. They can apply at: http://bit.ly/1UVt4qJ.