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Cybersecurity Essentials and Mananagement for the Energy Sector (5 cr)

Code: TP00CE06-3001

General information


Timing
01.08.2024 - 31.12.2024
Implementation has ended.
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 cr
Local portion
0 cr
Virtual proportion
5 cr
Mode of delivery
Distance learning
Campus
Laurea Leppävaara
Teaching languages
English
Degree programmes
Complementary competence, bachelor's studies in English (CCN2), Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Teachers
Pasi Kämppi
Teacher in charge
Pasi Kämppi
Study unit
TP00CE06

Learning outcomes

Student is able to
- recognize industry-specific threats and vulnerabilities, including targeted attacks on SCADA systems, smart grids, and other critical energy assets
- explain generic and energy-specific regulatory frameworks
- develop strategies to identify, assess, and mitigate cyber risks
- implement effective technical and organizational measures, including cybersecurity controls

Materials

Presentations: Clear and concise presentations lay the groundwork for each topic, ensuring a strong foundation for participants.
Videos: Educational and informative videos enhance understanding by providing insights on cybersecurity concepts.
Games: Interactive game for topics related to cybersecurity threats and risk. It aims to make learning fun and engaging by allowing participants to test their knowledge in a simulated environment.
Case Studies: Practical case studies delve into real-world cybersecurity incidents, providing valuable insights into how to prevent and respond to such attacks.
Relevant Supplementary Materials: In addition to the core curriculum, CyberSecPro Professional Trainers may also provide additional resources such as articles, glossaries, and white papers to deepen understanding of specific topics.

Teaching methods

CyberSecPro: Cybersecurity Essentials and Management for the Energy Sector. This training module is designed to equip trainees and professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to defend against evolving cyber threats facing the critical energy industry. Specifically tailored for the energy sector, the module goes beyond generic cybersecurity training by addressing the unique challenges and vulnerabilities faced by energy providers.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

0-69 Failed
70 or more Passed

Content scheduling

Topic-1: Importance of Professionalism and Ethical Conduct in Energy Cybersecurity
Topic-2: Foundational Knowledge and Taxonomy of Energy Cybersecurity. Cybersecurity Body of Knowledge.
Topic-3: Energy Sector Threats and Vulnerabilities
Topic-4: Human Factor Considerations in Energy Cybersecurity
Topic-5: Secure Architecture Design and Implementation for Energy Systems
Topic-6: Security Controls Selection and Implementation for Energy Environments
Topic-7: Data security and Privacy by design (SDPbd) for the Energy Sector
Topic-7: Data security and Privacy by design (SDPbd) for the Energy Sector
Topic-09: Energy Cybersecurity Compliance and Regulations
Topic-10: Transferable Skills and Continuous Learning in Cybersecurity Profession

Evaluation scale

Approved/Failed

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