Maritime Cyber Security Introduction Course
1-day course covering IMO’s regulations and guidelines on cyber risk management onboard ships. The regulations are mandatory as of 1 January 2021. This course aims to be an eye opener with real examples from the shipping industry partly demonstrated through practical simulator scenarios. The focus lies on how to prepare the organization against cyber security threats.
Upon completing this training, the participant will
- understand the current requirements set by IMO’s regulations and guidelines on cyber risk management onboard ships
- be familiar with threats, threat actors and their objectives
- know how to identify potential cybersecurity incidents
- understand and participate in the management of cyber security strategies and actions within an organization or onboard a ship
Course overview
The course is intended for Masters, chief engineers, officers and other ship personnel. DPA:s and shipping company personnel involved directly or indirectly in cyber security.
| Duration | 1 day |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Training method | Classroom lectures; simulator exercises |
| Training personnel | IT security service specialists and experienced master mariners |
| Equipment | Transas full mission simulators with real IBS systems |
| Individual course | Yes |
| Price | EUR 450,00 VAT 0% |
| Venue | Aboa Mare Training Center, Turku, Finland |
| STCW | - |
| Flag approval | - |
| Course compliance | IMO’s regulations and guidelines on cyber risk management onboard ships SMS (Safety Management Systems) requirements. The cyber risks must be appropriately addressed in existing safety management systems (as defined in the ISM Code) no later than the first annual verification of the company’s Document of Compliance after 1 Januari 2021 |
| Assessment | Knowledge, skills and attitude are assessed through hands-on training |
| Certification | Each participant that has completed the course successfully will be issued a certificate |
