Provide participants with comprehensive knowledge on how to conduct training courses on computer security incident response planning and implementation in nuclear facilities, based on guidance in IAEA–TDL–005, Computer Security Incident Response Planning at Nuclear Facilities.
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Train-the-trainers Course on Conducting Computer Security Incident Response for Nuclear Security
Nuclear Security Training and Demonstration Centre
Purpose and objectives
Focus areas
- Computer security graded approach and defense in depth
- Computer security incident response planning
- Computer security incident response roles and responsibilities
- Detection and analysis
- Containment, eradication and recovery techniques
- Incident response reporting
- Post incident response activities
Training methods
- Lecture/Presentation
- Group discussions
- Group exercises and presentations
- Knowledge check
Specialized equipment/infrastructure to be used
Training workstations and network infrastructure
Target audience
Computer security trainers, information technology professionals, senior technical staff, managers in nuclear facilities and representatives from regulatory bodies who are involved in or transitioning to roles responsible for developing and delivering computer security incident response training programmes at the national level.
Prerequisites
Completion of the following IAEA e-learning modules is recommended:
- Security of Nuclear Information
- Nuclear Security Threats and Risks: Cyber Threats
- Introduction to Computer Security for Nuclear Security Practitioners
- Conducting Computer Security Assurance Activities
Duration
5 days