Risk, Safety & Security

What is it?

An Introduction to Risk, Safety and Security that will draw upon many domains to provide the basis of what different engineering perspective is needed to grow from functional engineering (making it work) to functional safety (making it cope with component faults) to security (making it cope with malicious intent).

Duration

3 days

Target Audience

This course is intended for Systems Engineers advancing beyond functional engineering, to considering what the system should do when it has faults (component faults), is used in an unintended environment (out-of-spec or performance limit), or abused maliciously to cause disruption or failure.

Benefits

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand why a fault doesn’t necessarily mean failure if you design a system to accommodate it

Understand the techniques of accommodating faults by design of system response, when necessary

Understand when and why you need to manage risks in cyber-physical systems

Understand why a Hazard to Safety is somewhat analogous to a Threat in Security

Understand Risk, Safety and Security relationships

Prerequisites

Some SysML knowledge would be useful but not essential.

Material

Delegates receive annotated PDF copies of the course notes.

Interested?

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