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Networking Basics

Introduction to Networks
Network models (OSI and TCP/IP)
Common network technologies in transport (SCADA, ITS…)
Network devices (routers, switches, etc.)

Introduction to Cybersecurity in Transportation

Introduction to cybersecurity
Cybersecurity challenges in the transport sector
Common threats and risks in the transport sector
Cybersecurity regulations and standards in transport
Cybersecurity Basics
Anatomy of a cyber attack
Impact of cyberattacks on the transport sector

Network access

Ethernet and Network Switching
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
VLANs and Trunking
Port Security and Wireless Networking Basics

Protection of Infrastructure and Information

Infrastructure security in the transport sector
Information security in the sector
Access control in the sector
Infrastructure security technologies in the sector
Information security solutions in the transport sector
Identity and access management in organizations and companies in the transport sector
Network security measures: firewalls, VPNs, network segmentation

IP connectivity

Static and dynamic routing
Routing protocols (RIP, OSPF, EIGRP)
Access Control Lists (ACLs)

Cybersecurity Risk Management

Cybersecurity risk management methodologies in the transport sector
Cybersecurity risk assessment in the sector
Treatment of cybersecurity risks in organizations and companies in the transport sector
Industry-specific cybersecurity risk management tools
Industry standards and good practices
Practical cases of cybersecurity risk management in the transport sector

IP Services

DHCP and DNS
NAT and PAT
VPNs and GRE Tunnels

Cybersecurity Strategy

Defining a cybersecurity strategy
Aligning the cybersecurity strategy with the objectives of organizations and companies in the transport sector
Implementation of the cybersecurity strategy in organizations and companies in the transport sector
Reference frameworks for cybersecurity strategy

Security Fundamentals

Network Security Concepts
Firewalls and Access Control Lists
Device Security and Security Policies
Cryptography and key management

Application Security

Secure application development lifecycle in the industry
Industry-specific application security testing
Management of vulnerabilities specific to the sector
Secure application development methodologies for the transport sector

Automation and Programmability

Automation Basics
Introduction to network programming and scripting
Using APIs and Network Automation Tools

Protection against attacks

Common attack techniques in the transport sector
Defence-in-depth measures appropriate to the sector
Incident response plan for transport organisations and companies
Attack protection technologies. Sector specialties

Case studies

Analysis of real cases of cybersecurity in transport
Lessons learned from case studies
Discussion and debate

Frequently Asked Questions

This training is designed especially for you. If you have no previous experience and want to enter the world of cybersecurity, here you will learn everything you need to start working professionally in this sector. We will teach you how to use the fundamental tools and strategies to protect organizations, manage risks and respond effectively to cyberattacks, securing key information and systems. It's the perfect time to take the first step towards your career in cybersecurity!

You don't need to have any minimum qualifications to enroll in this training. Anyone can start, regardless of their experience or previous studies! You just need to have the desire to learn and take the first step towards your professional future in cybersecurity.

The training begins on the date indicated in the corresponding call for applications. Please note that the process of validating your documentation with the Ministry of Transport may take a few months, but don't worry, we will keep you informed at all times. The training is 100% online, which allows you to access all the content and activities from our virtual platform, adapting to your pace and schedule. You can train from anywhere, without complications!

To obtain the grant, you only need to meet the same requirements for access to training:
-Reside in Spain.
-Be between 16 and 65 years old (or, if you are over 65, not retired).
-Complete the registration form.
-Be up to date with payments to the Treasury and Social Security.
It's that easy! Meet these simple requirements and you'll be ready to access the training at no cost.

Upon completion of the training, you will receive the Diploma in Defensive Cybersecurity in the Transport Sector, issued by the Ministry of Transport. To obtain it, you only need to attend at least 75% of live classes (which is equivalent to a minimum of 38 hours) and pass the final exam. It's that simple, and you'll be ready to take a big step in your professional career!

This training will open the doors to numerous professional opportunities in the cybersecurity sector. A field that is constantly growing, with high demand and a notable lack of qualified personnel. Upon completion, you will be eligible for positions such as:
–Risk Management Specialist: You will be responsible for assessing and mitigating security risks.
–Head of Security in Logistics and Transport: you will ensure the protection of infrastructure and data in this key sector.
–Cybersecurity Consultant: You will advise companies on the implementation of protection measures to secure their information and systems.
With this training, you will be ready to join a sector with great prospects for the future!

This course is taught online, with classes two days a week, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

You only need to complete the registration form, upload your ID, and we will process your application for you. We will notify you when you are awarded the grant. This training is funded through the program «Digital Training Check for Transport», within the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, supported by the European Union through the funds NextGenerationEU. Since it is a grant, it will be considered a capital gain, so it is subject to the Personal Income Tax (IRPF).
Depending on your personal situation, you may be required to file an income tax return. Generally speaking, those who must do so are:
-Perceive more than 22,000 euros per year single-payer.
-Or those who perceive more than 15,876 euros per year from several payers, provided that the amounts of the second and subsequent payers exceed 1,500 euros per year.