Course CSP_012 is dedicated to the specific threats and the way administrations operating at sea access to digital evidence on, specific systems - access to Automated Information Systems (AIS) Forensics. The course aims at providing an overview on threats and attacks that have been observed in the past year in the maritime and analyses the attack scenarios as well as the modus operandi.
The module focuses on AIS Forensics, in the broad context of a worldwide safety system operated by ships at sea for multiplepurpose (safety of navigation, collision avoidance and maritime situational awareness).
It can take place during an overall workshop on maritime security and will detail several activities on the methodologies to assess the risks in the maritime domain, to reduce them and draft security operating procedures within a public administration or a shipping company.
The different interactive parts of the modules will allow participants to face System Security issues as pre-emptive measures to reduce risks and impacts of most probable threats the users can potentially face in their future activities using AIS and PNT systems.
- Teacher: Bruno BENDER
The "Digital Forensics for Energy" seminar is an advanced training module that provides comprehensive insights into digital forensic practices tailored specifically for the energy sector. This seminar explores the nuances of conducting forensic examinations within energy infrastructures like SCADA systems and smart grids, aiming to equip participants with the skills necessary to undertake digital forensic investigations that address cybercriminal activities and generate legally sound digital evidence in the energy context. The module is designed for professionals such as forensic analysts, incident responders, and cybersecurity specialists in the energy sector, focusing on practical applications of digital forensics to protect critical energy infrastructure.
Microcredentials: 2
- Teacher: Ruben Costa
Digital Forensic for Aritime is a course dedicated to the specific investigations linked to threats for maritime administrations operating at sea in their investigation phase. The course aims at providing an overview on threats and attacks that have been observed in the past year in the maritime.
The activity can take place during an overall workshop on security and will detail several activities on the methodologies to identify attacks, to reduce and itigate them and draft security operating procedures within a maritime entity. Several interactive modules will allow participants to face System Security issues as preemptive mesures to reduce cybersecurity risks and reduce impacts of potential threats.
- Teacher: Bruno BENDER
CSP012 - Digital Forensics for Health