KSÖ Cyber Security Planspiel 2017
For the fourth time, the Kuratorium Sicheres Österreich (KSÖ) organised a cybersecurity business game from 6 to 7 November 2017. Once again, Austria’s fitness was put to the test in the fight against cyber attacks, espionage and online fraud. Together with the Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI) and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, around 200 Austrian IT security experts from 32 well-known organisations, consisting of authorities, business and science, rehearsed the emergency and interactively tested the current EU Directive on Network and Information Security (NIS) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For more information please visit (both in German):
- Weltweit modernste Cybersicherheitsübung in Wien
- KSÖ: Sicherheit im Netz als Nagelprobe im Kampf gegen ausufernde Kriminalität
- KSÖ Cyber Security Planspiel Video
SIREN
Commissioned by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), cyber security experts at the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology are developing a special, virtual IT training and simulation platform which simulates extremely sensitive industrial control systems. This AIT Cyber Range allows new technologies, tools and processes designed to defend against cyber threats to be simulated, tested and trained in a realistic environment, and has been developed in response to the increasing digitalisation and networking of industrial control systems for nuclear power plants. It is unique in taking an integrated and practical approach to all the interacting factors – technology, organisation, and operation. This special approach to training and education enables operators of critical infrastructure to quickly develop the special skills needed to effectively counteract the growing threat of cyber-attacks. For more information please visit:
Integrated Development 4.0 (iDev40)
iDev40 focuses on “digitally connecting” value chains to facilitate and strengthen the innovation capacity of large and small European Electronic Components and System actors for sustainably competitive Electronic Components and Systems “Made in Europe”. Digitalization in integrated product development and production as well as along value chains (digital twin) is the key aspect of the iDev40 project. Linking the digital and the real world with new Industry 4.0 technologies, smarter, more flexible development and production processes are realized as well as a real time communication via the Internet of Things between value chain partners. These new technologies include data centered learning approaches, cyber physical system based platforms connecting production processes from different sides, knowledge/IP sharing and data protection methods, holistic data validation and exploitation from heterogeneous data sources. The socio-technical context is considered through a human centered knowledge base. For more information please visit: http://www.idev40.eu/