Overview on cybersecurity standards
Module duration: 4 hours
Module overview
This module gives an overview of the main initiatives in the field of IoT security. We focus on two categories: Government-driven initiatives, such as ETSI 303 645 for the UK, and market-driven initiatives in medical devices, industrial, and automotive fields. We discuss similarities and differences among these standards, taking ISA/IEC 62443 as a starting point for setting up a cybersecurity framework.
Objective of this module
The module aims to address security topics for industrial components leveraging the ISA/IEC 62443 and other standards. These standards are designed for network-connectable product development and relative security assessment. This module compares them, highlighting differences and similarities.
What you will learn:
01.
How to apply security concepts to many contexts (e,g. industrial and medical contexts).
02.
Some notions from ISA/IEC 62443 standard, and its parts relevant for component development.
03.
An introduction about UL 2900 and ETSI 303 645.
04.
A comparison among the presented standards.
You will cover:
This module focuses on standards in the field of IoT security. It follows the structure given by the national market demand.
• UK (ETSI 303 645) and US markets
• An overview of standards ISA/IEC 62443 and UL 2900 (and others)
This module is
intended for:
The module is targeted at professionals working for companies that deliver components (embedded devices, SW applications, hosts, network devices) used in IoT industrial contexts who wish to have a more extensive knowledge of IoT security standards.
