Courses and training programmes in Digital infrastructure

The EU’s NIS Directive sets cybersecurity requirements for critical networks and systems. Its update, NIS2, introduces stricter rules and broader responsibilities. What does this mean for your organization? Find out in this one-hour course.

The course covers the requirements for software evaluation that are introduced in the standard IEC 60335-1 Annex R. These include programmable electrical circuits and their software and how they handle fault conditions that may occur.

More and more devices are being connected to networks, which means increased risks of cyber attacks, data leaks and intrusions. At the same time, IoT offers enormous opportunities for innovation, automation and efficiency improvements in everything from smart homes to industrial applications.

Computer systems in areas such as transport and healthcare must be reliable and designed in a way that ensures they are fault-tolerant. RISE helps hardware experts, software developers and testers to design these types of resilient and safety-critical computer systems.

Now there is an opportunity to be trained for the control of energy measurement systems belonging to Categories 3-5 directly in connection with the course for Category 2. It is an efficient opportunity to get both courses at the same time with only one extra course day. Please note that this course…

This course provides a basic understanding of how to protect digital systems, networks, and data against cyber threats. Through a number of chapters and practical exercises, you will learn how to identify and deal with various cyber threats.

To achieve credibility between market participants, demands are made on the quality of the measurements of electricity. This is a two-day basic course for you who are a technician in inspection bodies or grid companies.