Cyber Security in Industrial Automation

In this workshop our experts will introduce and discuss the fundamental requirements of the international standards IEC 61508 and IEC 62443 regarding the development of programmable, electronic safety-related systems.

The focus lies on the contents and requirements of the standard IEC 62443 and the basic understanding of Cyber Security in Industrial Automation.

Further intention is to compare Functional Safety and Cyber Security aspects in the context of the interpretation of the relevant standards in an understandable way.

Questions and discussions are welcome.

This workshop is only available in English language as in-house workshop.

Developers, Marketing and Sales Managers, Product Managers, Project Managers, Quality Managers, Testers.

• Introduction of releant definitions related to „Security and Safety“
• Difference between IT-Security and Cyber Security (Industrial Security)
• Overview of international relevant Security Standards
• Introduction of definitions regarding “Safety Level”
• Attack Vector
• Functional requirements to industrial components
• Security Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling
• Secure Software Development in a Nutshell
• Security Module Verification

€ 780 without VAT

The attendance fee includes conference materials. The registration is binding once confirmed by the organizer in writing. Invoices will be issued shortly before prior to the start of the event. Please note that, because of the limited number of participants, we will charge a cancellation fee of 50% of the attendance fee for any cancellation received later than two weeks before the beginning of the event. No part of the attendance fee will be refunded for cancellations received later than one week before the event. The event only takes place with a minimum number of 10 participants. If a workshop/training has to be cancelled for reasons for which TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH is responsible, only participation fees already paid will be refunded.

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• Registered participants will be invited to attend the live online workshop by email.
• An invitation to attend either a Skype or MS Teams session will be sent by TÜV Rheinland to each participant in due time.

In case participants do not have Skype or MS Team available, the invitation sent by TÜV Rheinland will allow and guide them to get according access.

• One week before the live online workshop, a technical check online meeting will take place in order to assure that registrant’s technical requirements (laptop, video camera) as well as the working ambience (quiet working area) are suitable.
• In case major technical difficulties occur during the live-online workshop, participants can re-attend the workshop at a later date.
• Workshop documents are made available via a download link.

Short breaks of 5 minutes will take place every half hour.

Video should be switched on throughout the live online workshop, as it allows the trainer to see participants and to keep eye contact.

Participants are advised to assure that they are attending the live online workshop from a quiet room atmosphere.