WORKSHOP OVERVIEWHudsonAnalytix’s cyber division will facilitate a 3-day workshop to CSA members in 3 locations in 2020. Representatives from shipping companies, ship agents, port authorities, logistics providers, and terminal operators will benefit from attending an innovative, blended-learning, interactive workshop, focused on providing them with a non-technical introduction to maritime cybersecurity, an overview of cyber risk factors in the marine industry, and a deeper understanding of cyber risks.

WORKSHOP CONTENT WILL HELP PARTICIPANTS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: • What is cybersecurity?• How does cyber risk affect my organization?• What are the predominant threats and threat actors targeting the maritime industry?• What is the difference between cybersecurity and cyber risk management?• How does cyber risk impact my job? How does it affect my personal life?• Why is managing cyber risk not limited to the IT Department?• What are the cyber regulations and industry-led initiatives that shape the requirements for cyber risk management in 2021?• How can cyber risk be effectively managed within my organization?• How can cyber risk management be sustained?• Am I a cyber risk?

To develop a foundational understanding of cyber security and the cyber threat landscape within the context of each participant’s professional and personal environments. To assist each participant with identifying ways of achieving and maintaining cyber resilience.To apply, exercise, review, and debrief workshop content in various hands-onmodules.

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MARITIME CYBER-SECURITYTRAINING WORKSHOP

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HudsonAnalytix’s customized cybersecurity training workshops include a cyber risk awareness briefing and 3 interactive workshops. Workshops are designed for non-executive and non-information technology staff.

At the end of each day there will be a hands-on, fully interactive workshop involving all audience participants. Participants will be divided into individual working groups, with each group given a unique organization profile to work with. Each will be required to have access to an internet-enabled device (smartphone, laptop, tablet) Each exercise will incorporate 3 to 4 specific injects. Each group will designate a writer and a briefer. At the completion of the exercise each group’s Briefer will present the group's circumstances, tactics used, findings, and any lessons-learned. Certificates will be issued at the conclusion of the workshop.

• 1st workshop: 16-18 March, Panama• 2nd workshop: 4-6 May, Montego Bay, Jamaica• 3rd workshop: 12-14 October, Miami, US

2020 TIMETABLE

Cybersecurity challenges in today’s world

Cybersecurity in the maritime transportation sector

Information Technology and Operational Technology systems in the marine environment

Regulatory updates regarding cyber risk management in the maritime industry

Cybersecurity and business continuity in the maritime transportation sector

Cyber risk assessment and mitigation considerations for the maritime industry

Cybersecurity best practices and Cyber Hygiene

Human Cyber Awareness Survey

DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3Cybersecurity in Safety Management Systems

WORKSHOPBlue-team Exercise

WORKSHOPRed-team Exercise

WORKSHOPInteractive Table TopExercise