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Workshop Cyber Risk Management for Plants and Machines
In this workshop, you will develop an individual risk analysis in a team according to the Cyber-FMEA procedure in order to assess threats and effects in the area of IT security. Based on the risk report generated in the workshop with using supporting software tools, you will derive detailed measures and a security roadmap for your system based on the highest risk scores. The approach presented and practiced in the workshop can be directly incorporated into your company's quality system as a component of risk management. Executive management is provided with a decision basis for the economic evaluation of cyber risks.
| Contents | Review of the prepared cyberthreat model and security assets Identification and classification of damage effects Development of input variables for the Cyber-FMEA for all assets in working groups Review of the automatically generated cyber risk report Identification of "Low Hanging Fruits" and derivation of security measures Creation of a security roadmap. The workshop preferably ends with a management presentation. |
| Duration | 2 day workshop (plus individual preparatory work) A video conference (approx. 2h) for preparation |
| Price | 8.630 € (excl. VAT) per workshop including certificate of participation |
| Target group | This tailor-made workshop is aimed at a specialist team of 8 - 12 participants. The focus is on a specific product or product architecture, the scope and focus are agreed in advance. The team should cover the following competencies: IT architecture (network, interfaces, protocols), software architecture, application knowledge (use cases, effects of malfunctions), product management, project management, decision-making authority. |
| Requirements | Documents on the installation, in particular on the communication architecture, are made available in advance (if necessary with a non-disclosure agreement) in order to facilitate the preparation of the threat model. A video conference (approx. 2h) serves for explanation and voting. |
| Documentation | Threat model Risk report Action plan with roadmap Software tool for risk modelling for use (Excel) |
| Size of seminar | 8 - 12 participants |
| Date | on request (in-house training) |
| Please note the current training terms and conditions. |