TÜV Rheinland Cyber Security Program – Cybersecurity Design & Implementation

The objective of the course is to provide participants with a fundamental understanding of the requirements of IACS Cyber Security Design and Implementation with respect to the countermeasures identified in IEC 62443 and to understand:

• The role and the process of Security Risk Assessment (SRA) in gaining an understanding of the security risks and required foundational requirement countermeasures.
• The relationship between SL-T and CSRS to the design and implementation of security countermeasures that achieve the security requirements needed of the determined SL.
• How those security countermeasures should be implemented, verified and validated.
• The importance of the cyber security Lifecyle management to gain and maintain SL.

Successful participants, who have sufficient experience and who pass both the Cyber Security Design and Implementation exams, will be eligible for the prestigious CySec Specialist (TÜV Rheinland) certificate in Cyber Security Design and Implementation.

The course is based around practical case studies that will be developed across the three days of the course taking the delegate through the IEC 62443 design and implementation process. The course is a modular structure of classroom tuition and case studies.

Day four consists of a three-hour examination based on a mixture of multiple choice and open design and implementation questions.

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Successful participants, who have sufficient experience and who pass both the Cyber Security Design and Implementation exams, will be eligible for the prestigious CySec Specialist (TÜV Rheinland) certificate in Cyber Security Design and Implementation.

Participant eligibility requirements

In accordance with the TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety and Cyber Security Program:

• A minimum of 3 to 5 years experience in a related field (e.g. Control & Instrumentation, process engineering, IT/OT, functional safety or cyber security).
• University degree or equivalent engineering experience and responsibilities as certified by employer or engineering institution.

Who Should Attend?

Functional, Process and Technical Safety Engineers, Control and Instrument Engineers and Managers, Process Engineers, Operations personnel and managers, maintenance staff, consultants, advisors and persons involved in management, engineering, operations and safety of process operations as well as persons with PH&RA experience and who are currently involved process hazard and risk analysis, and will be required to take part in the Security Risk Assessments and Cybersecurity requirements specification.

A three (3) hour two-part competency examination compromising:

• Part 1 = 60 multiple-choice questions (1 mark per question).
• Part 2 = 10 open questions (4 marks per question).

The pass score criterion is 75% overall