Cyber Resilience of Onboard Systems and Equipment (IACS UR-E27)
Training designed to support the key responsible person working for a system vendor involved in the design, deployment and continuous management of a resilient onboard system, according to international standards and best practices.
ObjectivesThe participant will receive the necessary support in order to build and operate cyber resilient onboard systems and marine equipment according to international standards (IACS UR-E27) and best practices. |
Entrance requirementsBasic maritime knowledge, preferably including maritime cyber security knowledge. Who should attend: Vendors of onboard operational technology and marine systems, other professionals responsible for, or involved in, safeguarding vessels from cyber risks. Duration: 8 hours |
From July 1st 2024, IACS UR-E27 is applicable and enforces cyber security design and operation requirements for vendors within the maritime industry. This course is designed to support the key responsible person working for a system vendor to design, deploy and continuously manage a resilient onboard system according to international standards and best practices.
Course attendees will learn about their role and responsibilities step by step over the complete system life cycle covering all relevant phases – Design & Construction, Acceptance, Commissioning & Handover and In operation. Furthermore, they will also be informed about all aspects of the required cyber resilience, documentation, system and secure life-cycle development requirements according to IACS UR-E27 and DNV Cyber Secure class rules. Finally, they will learn how they can carry out their tasks most efficiently and interact effectively with other key stakeholders such as shipyards, owners and class societies.
Focus Points:
- Cyber security in maritime sector as relevant to vendors
- Cyber security roles and responsibilities of vendors in today's maritime industry
- Cyber security system lifecycle
- Design & construction: IACS UR-E27, the DNV Cyber Secure class rules and requirements for systems and remote access
- Acceptance: Cyber secure testing & product certificate
- Commissioning & handover: impact of Cyber Security Management System for vendors and integration testing
- In operation: secure life-cycle development and implementation
- Benefit from DNV’s experience with other customer projects
This course was developed to further complement DNV’s Maritime Cyber Security Services: DNV's Maritime Cyber Security Services
ObjectivesThe participant will receive the necessary support in order to build and operate cyber resilient onboard systems and marine equipment according to international standards (IACS UR-E27) and best practices. |
Entrance requirementsBasic maritime knowledge, preferably including maritime cyber security knowledge. Who should attend: Vendors of onboard operational technology and marine systems, other professionals responsible for, or involved in, safeguarding vessels from cyber risks. Duration: 8 hours |
From July 1st 2024, IACS UR-E27 is applicable and enforces cyber security design and operation requirements for vendors within the maritime industry. This course is designed to support the key responsible person working for a system vendor to design, deploy and continuously manage a resilient onboard system according to international standards and best practices.
Course attendees will learn about their role and responsibilities step by step over the complete system life cycle covering all relevant phases – Design & Construction, Acceptance, Commissioning & Handover and In operation. Furthermore, they will also be informed about all aspects of the required cyber resilience, documentation, system and secure life-cycle development requirements according to IACS UR-E27 and DNV Cyber Secure class rules. Finally, they will learn how they can carry out their tasks most efficiently and interact effectively with other key stakeholders such as shipyards, owners and class societies.
Focus Points:
- Cyber security in maritime sector as relevant to vendors
- Cyber security roles and responsibilities of vendors in today's maritime industry
- Cyber security system lifecycle
- Design & construction: IACS UR-E27, the DNV Cyber Secure class rules and requirements for systems and remote access
- Acceptance: Cyber secure testing & product certificate
- Commissioning & handover: impact of Cyber Security Management System for vendors and integration testing
- In operation: secure life-cycle development and implementation
- Benefit from DNV’s experience with other customer projects
This course was developed to further complement DNV’s Maritime Cyber Security Services: DNV's Maritime Cyber Security Services