Cybersecurity
If you are a NRA IT professional or a manager with an interest in cybersecurity, either from a technical or legal angle, then this course is for you. Join us onsite and learn about the latest policy developments in cybersecurity and practical experiences on the technical aspects of cybersecurity risk preparedness in Europe.
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What's included?
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CEER Academy Certificate
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Real life case studies
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Hands-on assignments
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Access to rich materials
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Group work activities
Fees & Details
- Format: Onsite
- Preparation hours: 6
- Days of training: 2
- Training hours: 14
- LEVEL: B
- Course fees:
€960 or 2 training credits for members;
€1,200 for non-members - Language: English
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Course Context
On the first day, participants will be able to take on the role of a manager of an electricity company or a grid operator as part of a role play and thus experience the practical impact of investments in cyber security measures on business success.
What could happen if the energy sector, a critical component of the European economy, has become a prime target for cyber threats? This was the scenario of “Cyber Europe 2024”, this year’s exercise organized by ENISA. Interesting findings will be presented in the training.
The second day of the training will focus on current and future cyber threats. In particular, the risks of algorithmic trading and the dangers of increasing digitalization in the maintenance of grid or production components will be addressed. The question of how legally prescribed cyber security measures can be enforced and the future of encryption will round off the training.
Course Outline
Learn the essentials of Cybersecurity in Energy
Nicolas Sciboz
PHILIPPE MAHLER
Dr. Philippe Mahler is a distinguished expert in the intersection of economics and cybersecurity, with extensive experience in digitalization processes. He studied economics at the Universities of Berne and Lund and earned his doctorate in applied micro-econometrics from the University of Zurich. His career includes consulting roles at Plaut Economics and Polynomics, where he honed his skills in economic analysis and strategic consulting. At the Swiss Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom), Dr. Mahler served as a specialist and deputy head of the Networks and Europe section, with a particular focus on the economic implications of cybersecurity. Currently, as the head of ElCom's Data Analysis and Cybersecurity division, he oversees the continuous development and implementation of cybersecurity measures.