Course Info
Code IND18-103
Duration 5 Days
Format Classroom
Course Summary
The aviation industry is extremely vast and handles an incredible amount of data, whether that be regarding customer information or any data that contributes to the organisation’s daily functions. To ensure all functions and processes can continue without interruption, there must be a strong focus on implementing and maintaining a cybersecurity system.
Managing cybersecurity is essential for maintaining the security of any electronic system housing important data. To successfully secure this data, it is crucial to conduct regular risk audits of the system to identify all hazards and risks that have the probability to occur. This information later must be categorised and prioritised to allow for preventative and corrective actions to be decided on and integrated.
Cybersecurity risk mitigation is a vital step within the process of cybersecurity. Preventing risks before they can occur is ideal when it comes to preserving business functions. There are a number of risk mitigation strategies that can be implemented within the system, and individuals involved must be competent at understanding how these work, monitoring their performance and recognising any faults as they occur.
During this course, you’ll learn:
To understand the vitality of cybersecurity and risk mitigation within an organisation.
To identify what regional laws and regulations are relevant within aviation industries and how they may apply.
To analyse various models for cybersecurity and their benefits and limitations, including the UK CAA Cybersecurity Oversight Process for Aviation (CAP1753).
To assess good standards and practices of aviation cybersecurity and recognise these within different aviation organisations.
To investigate data, categorising and prepare evidence for regular cybersecurity audits.
To comprehend the synergy between safety management systems (SMS) and security management systems (SeMS).
To evaluate the consequences of poor cybersecurity and a lack of risk mitigation.
This course is designed for anyone within the aviation industry who is responsible for managing information systems and maintaining cybersecurity. It would be most beneficial for:
IT Engineers
Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
IT Managers
Cybersecurity Managers
Risk Managers
Risk Analysts
Compliance Officers
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review case studies of existing cybersecurity systems to highlight key protective features and areas they may be open to improvement.
To fully engage with the learning methods, the participants will be provided with all the necessary tools and equipment. They will partake in a combination of presentations, group discussions, practical demonstrations, and group activities. This collection of learning methods will ensure the participants will fully develop their knowledge and skills relating to the taught content.
Course Content & Outline
Section 1
Introduction to Cybersecurity
Defining what cybersecurity is and why it’s important within an organisation.
Exploring the consequences of poor cybersecurity and the detriment it may have on organisational information and stakeholders.
Common issues faced within cybersecurity and how to appropriately prepare for them.
Guaranteeing customer and organisational data can remain safe and protected at all times.
Typical methods of cybersecurity utilised within aviation.
Section 2
Assessing Cyber Risk
Conducting a risk audit to identify system risks, their probability of occurring and the detriment they would have on the organisation.
Analysing risk audit data to categorise risks based upon probability and severity.
Utilising risk audit data to create a risk management plan, detailing all risk, preventable action and corrective action.
Balancing preventative action with corrective action based upon each risk.
Integrating risk oversight into corrective action.
Section 3
Cybersecurity Regulations
Reviewing organisation specific and regional cybersecurity regulations.
Ensuring full compliance with all cybersecurity regulations and standards.
Analysing ICAO Annex 17 and how this would apply to the organisation.
Implementing the Information Security Management System (ISMS) and ensuring accessibility to all necessary personnel.
Section 4
Cybersecurity Mitigation Strategies
Exploring various risk mitigation strategies to protect valuable data.
Establishing secure network access controls and monitoring their use regularly.
Carefully supporting network traffic to prevent system overload that may leave data vulnerable.
Creating a disaster management plan to work alongside the general risk management strategies.
Section 5
Monitoring Cybersecurity
Enforcing regular system checks to ensure full productivity and security.
Implementing a continuous cyber risk monitoring system to identify and alert to problems before they occur.
Conducting regular maintenance on the physical electronic systems themselves to eliminate the risk of physical faults causing system faults.
Updating risk management plans through regular system monitoring.
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