Starting from December 15, 2022, the training program “Carpathian Cybersecurity Winter Training Camp 2023” was held for pedagogical and scientific-pedagogical employees of educational institutions, civil servants, employees of the cyber security industry and all interested parties.
Initially, for more than a month, participants were prepared for the Hackathon, information was collected, initial ideas were prepared, their discussion was carried out, etc. And already this week, from January 25 to January 28, 2023, an offline training took place on the basis of the “Magura” hotel complex in Pylypets, which ended with a Hackathon.
Today and in the future, one of the key programs for Ukraine is the employment of veterans, increasing their competitiveness in the labor market and assistance in veteran business initiatives.
On Friday, November 18, 2022, as part of the visit of the leadership of the Scientific Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine to the city of Vienna, the Republic of Austria, a meeting and the corresponding signing of a cooperation agreement with the Center of Ukrainian Researchers in Austria was held. This center was created as an auxiliary tool for Ukrainian researchers who were forced to leave their Motherland, and moved to Austria, but did not leave their favorite work and continued to engage in scientific activities.
As part of the two-day delegation visit of the Scientific Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine to the Republic of Poland, a cooperation agreement was signed with the Vocational Training Center in Nowy Sacz (Poland). More detailed information about the center: https://ckz.nowysacz.pl/.
Back in October, SCSA-UA launched a competition to receive mini-grants to attend the annual grand event in the European cyber security industry – the DeepSec International Conference 2022!
On November 14, 2022, a delegation of the Scientific Association of Cyber Security of Ukraine at the invitation of the Director of the Institute of Technical Sciences of the Pedagogical University of Krakow Dr. Henryk Noga visited the Pedagogical University of Krakow and established close ties regarding the scientific and technical cooperation in the field of cyber security.
On November 11, 2022, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the Public Organization “Scientific CyberSecurity Association of Ukraine” and the Public Organization “ISAKA Kyiv”!
Dear colleagues! The Scientific Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine invites pedagogical and scientific-pedagogical employees of educational institutions, civil servants, employees of the cyber security industry, all those interested to participate in the advanced training program (overseas internship) in the field of cyber security “Carpathian Cybersecurity Winter Training Camp 2023”.
Students / PhD students, engineers, teachers, researchers and professionals in cybersecurity, information security, telecommunications, information technologies, as well as CTO, CIO and CRO.
Description
The course is devoted to studying the features of conducting information security management system audits using the Iso2700x standard. The course consists of 4 parts: Introduction to Information Security Management System (ISMS) and ISO/IEC 27001; Audit principles, preparation and start of the audit; Audit activity on site; Closing the audit. As part of the first part, the course participants will get acquainted with the Objectives and structure of the training course, the Standards and the regulatory framework, the certification process, the fundamental concepts and principles of information security and the information security management system according to ISO standards. During the second part of the course, students will master the basic concepts and principles of auditing, understand the impact of trends and technologies on auditing, become familiar with risk-based and evidence-based auditing, learn about the audit process and the first stage of the audit. During the third part of the course, information will be provided on the preparation for the second stage audit, communication during the audit, audit procedures and the creation of audit plans. The concluding part will cover audit conclusions and non-compliance reporting, audit closure issues, auditor evaluation of action plans, and ISO 2700x certifications.
Trainer
Ivan Opirskyy Doctor of Sciences in Cybersecurity, Professor of the Information Security Department, Lviv Polytechnic National University, Lviv, Ukraine
Students / PhD students, engineers, teachers, researchers and professionals in cybersecurity, information security, telecommunications, information technologies, as well as CTO, CIO and CRO.
Description
This course covers general information about the identification of a person by biometric characteristics and the application of biometric identification systems in information security. Biometric identification methods based on various identifiers and modes of their operation are considered. Possible areas of application of biometric identification systems in the field of information security are analyzed.
Trainer
Andriy Fesenko PhD, Associate Professor in Cybersecurity, Associate Professor of the Cybersecurity and Information Protection Department, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine