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The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS) was developed in close partnership between DHS, NIST, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the Department of Defense, along with other government agencies, to leverage efforts of government, industry, and academia to provide a comprehensive, single resource to address the Nation’s cybersecurity knowledge needs.
For more information about the Incident Response series, visit https://www.cisa.gov/incident-response-training. Receive training opportunity notices and learn more about online and interactive training options by emailing CyberInsights@cisa.dhs.gov to join the distribution list.
A limited number of courses are publicly available here: https://fedvte.usalearning.gov/public_fedvte.php [links]
The CISA Tabletop Exercise Package (CTEP) is designed to assist critical infrastructure owners and operators in developing their own tabletop exercises to meet the specific needs of their facilities and stakeholders. CTEP allows users to leverage pre-built exercise templates and vetted scenarios to build tabletop exercises to assess, develop, and update information sharing processes, emergency plans, programs, policies, and procedures. more
Go to the Event Catalog to register for upcoming featured events, Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) training sessions, and the Identify, Mitigate, and Recover (IMR) webinar series and cyber range challenges.
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Cris DeWitt, Senior Technical Advisor for ABS Advanced Solutions, said: “Cyber security is one of the most pressing issues in the industry today, so we are happy to share our expertise in maritime cyber safety and help AMSC members learn how to protect their ports, vessels and operations.” more
The trainings were tailored to AMSC members. Through the trainings, AMSC members learned basic cyber awareness and the common cyber vulnerabilities for maritime facilities and vessel operations. The trainings also included instruction on maritime information and operational technologies; cyber risk assessments; practical guidance to bolster cyber security; and additional resources to protect against cyber threats. here
More than 200 members participated in the Maritime Transportation System Cyber Awareness trainings, which were based on cyber security assessments conducted by ABS on maritime facilities and ports during ABS’ research contract with the Maritime Security Center over a two-year period.
Throughout the month of May, ABS and the U.S. Coast Guard’s Office of Port and Facility Compliance held a series of Cyber Security Awareness Trainings for the U.S. Coast Guard Area Maritime Security Committee (AMSC) members. The AMSCs were established post-9/11 to address maritime and port security issues as well as improve communication between federal, state and local agencies.
The Coast Guard also has made a recording of the training available on-demand. more
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Posted: (4 days ago) Mar 14, 2017 · Coast Guard Learning Portal, https://elearning.uscg.mil/. See the competency dictionary located in CG Portal, https://cgportal2.uscg.mil, keywords: “competency dictionary,” for a list of all required tasks for RFRS competency. In addition, RFRS FTS personnel [links]
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Posted: (8 days ago) Oct 01 Marine Safety Information Bulletin (MSIB Number: 08-20, Change 4) Sep 24 COVID-19 Impacts to Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) Application Processing Times. Sep 22 Reopening of RECs Anchorage, Baltimore, Oakland, Portland, and St. Louis. Sep 15 Reopening of RECs Charleston, New Orleans, and New York. more
Posted: (8 days ago) More and more training courses are available online as the Coast Guard's e-learning opportunities increase. Many General Mandated Training courses are now available online. Users will access e-learning courseware on a standard workstation through CGPortal in the training and education section. more
This course addresses IMO Resolution MSC.428 (98), and complies with TMSA 3 element on Cyber Security, OVMSA 2 element 7.3.3 and 13 KPI/best practice, thereby promoting responsible behaviour by shore-based and vessel personnel with regards to:
The easy-to-understand course is intended for a wider audience, the material also leverages key safety management practices and shows how they can be applied to cyber security within the maritime and offshore industries. more
Cyber security threats have increased over the past few years in the maritime industries. DNV offers an immediate solution to help you train your staff to be cyber secure – it is time to act.
Each user will receive an individual access code for the course and an electronic certificate upon successful completion. This makes it possible to keep track of and verify who has done the training. The course is available online, which means it can run from every computer with Internet access. here
The course is designed to help you address the single most important issue in cyber security – staff awareness. The course uses easy-to-understand language concepts to address the crew and staff member.
Four training modules outline the role of each individual in preventing breaches of cyber security and mitigating damage in the event of a successful cyber-attack. With the tool, the users will understand how changing their behaviour can make a real contribution to cyber security.