Recognizing risks, shaping security - OT Security in the course of time

Due to the increasing networking of automation systems and the legal requirements that are now emerging, such as the NIS2 Implementation Act, the Cyber Resilience Act or the new Machinery Directive, industrial companies and critical infrastructures are regularly faced with new cyber security challenges.

Against this background, participants in the seminar are trained on current developments in the area of cyber threats in order to be able to assess the risk for machines and systems in accordance with the NIS2 Implementation Act. The aim is not only to fulfill legal requirements through measures, but also to develop economical and sustainable protection for your own systems.
You will receive basic know-how to improve the security measures for your own systems and to tackle the approaching challenges in a targeted and economical manner. Specifically, the IEC 62443 standard for industrial cyber security and its practical applicability will be discussed.

Focus:

• Understanding current and upcoming legislation
• Overview of IEC 62443
• NIS2 compliance with the help of IEC 62443
• Overview of measures to comply with the NIS2 implementation law

Benefit:

• Overview of the current legal situation
• Understanding the application of the industry standard IEC 62443
• Tackling cyber security economically
• Procedure plan for compliance with the NIS2 Implementation Act

Managing directors, IT decision-makers, security officers and other managers in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the manufacturing industry, particularly in the areas of product development, mechanical engineering and cybersecurity.