This certificate aims to equip organizations with knowledge and skills to evaluate IT risks and typical vulnerabilities in the context of energy systems. Methods to avoid attacks, amongst other things exploiting human factor related risks, are described and learners will get to know approaches for dealing with security /privacy issues when designing energy data systems (Security /Privacy-by-Design). Imparting an overview of the European legal frameworks and a deeper look into country-specific regulation that have to be considered while building smart grid business models.
Cybersecurity in the Energy Sector (Intermediate)
$1,210.00
Description
Batteries are the fastest growing storage technology and a key enabler of a low-carbon economy. This necessitates rapid development and investment in industry that in turn are creating skill gaps across the battery value chain.
The shift to decentralization, digitization and the unstoppable integration of the Internet of Things have increased the risk of cyberattacks exponentially in the energy sector. Preserving your organization’s operations and protecting your data means building deep understanding of the issues, regulations and frameworks that matter. Constructing a common language. And forging company-wide alignment.
The certification aims to equip you with crucial knowledge and skills to evaluate IT risks and typical vulnerabilities in the context of energy systems. It provides practical recommendations for action and defense strategies against cyberattacks at both organizational and technical level.
This certification empowers you to:
- Evaluate IT and OT risks and vulnerabilities in your system
- Recognize the legal frameworks in the context of the energy sector
- Integrate privacy concerns and customer needs into cybersecurity systems
- Describe the full spectrum of cybersecurity countermeasures including anonymization of data
Content hours: 11
