Cyber Security, Industrial Data Protection and Data integrity

MODULE DEVELOPED BY INGENJÖR4.0

Introduction to Cyber Security

Start date
2025-09-01

Time commitment
Approx. 4 hours per week over
5 weeks (20 hours in total)

Please note
A minimum of 10 participants is required
for the module to start.

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This module focus cyber-security definitions, standards, risks and their mitigation measures

This module addresses the basic concepts behind the various aspects of cyber-security such as: data privacy, integrity, and security as a whole in the context of Industry 4.0, cyber-physical production systems, and connected industry. Last but not least the module also provides an insight into the role of AI in strengthing security in Industry 4.0.

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The schedule

Starting date: 2025-09-01


 

 

Learning objectives

Understand and explain the fundamental concepts of computer security, including data availability, integrity and confidentiality, and their interrelations, in the context of cyber-physical systems and the industrial Internet of Things (IoT).
Become familiar with the standards used for risk analysis, and the concept of fault tolerance.
Get an overview of mitigation measures proposed by various standards, the tools available for implementation of data integrity, and the idea of neural networks over encrypted data.

Module structure

Learning material consist of recorded audio-visual lectures (2 to 4 lectures of 1-2h each), plus slides and other learning materials like book chapters, papers, links to instructional videos, and self-assessment tests.

Targeted participants

  • Beginners interested in learning about basics of security in cyber-physical systems and industry 4.0.

 

Content

1. Getting Started
  • Welcome (5 Minutes)
2. Introduction and Taxonomy
  • Lecture (250 minutes)
  • Self-Assessment (89 minutes)
3. Fault Tolerance
  • Lecture (240 minutes)
  • Self-Assessment (100 minutes)
4. Data Integrity
  • Lecture (285 minutes)
  • Self-Assessment (12 minutes)
5. Overview of Al and Industry 4.0
  • Lecture (74 minutes)
  • Shared Reflection (25 minutes)
  • Self Assessment (60 mintues)
6. Q&A Session
  • Q&A Webinar Session (60 Minutes)
7. Wrapping up
  • Module Experience Survey
  • Certificate

 

Time commitment

To complete this module, the participant is expected to schedule approximately 4 hours per week over 5 weeks (20 hours in total).

Important
Please note that a minimum of 10 participants is required for the module to start.

After applying to the program, please secure dates in your calendar to be able to join planned webinars and assure time available required for learning.

Partners

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