Full Project Name:
Consultancy Service Procurement for Preparation of Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Report, Stakeholder Engagement Plan and Management Plans
Country | : | Turkey, Norway, Greece, Bulgaria, Estonia, Spain |
Reference | : | 2023/FETUR/FETUR/124688 |
Start Year | : | 2024 |
End Year | : | 2027 |
Beneficiary | : | N/A |
Consortium | : | Sabancı University, Ministry of Interior, Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye Digital Transformation Office, European Digital Innovation Hub “TRAKIA“ (THRACE) – Serbia, Unicis.Tech OÜ – Estonia, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) – Norway, ANKON Consulting, Arçelik A.Ş., BRISA, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, National Technical University of Athens |
Budget | : | €3,398,320 |
Donor | : | EU |
Field of Work | : | Education and Capacity Building |
Service Area | : | Education and Human Resources Development |
The project aims to enhance the resilience of industrial production systems against cyberattacks by training individuals with both technical and non-technical backgrounds in the field of Operational Technology (OT) cybersecurity. It seeks to address the shortage of cybersecurity professionals arising from the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies into production processes.
The training programs to be developed within the scope of the project will include both theoretical and practical modules. Training content includes:
- Fundamentals of Information Technology and Operational Technologies
- Network Security and Cryptography
- Penetration Testing for OT Systems
- Malware Analysis and Incident Response
- Secure Coding and Software Security for OT
The aim of the training is to ensure a better understanding of cybersecurity challenges encountered in OT systems at all organizational levels.
By the end of the project, 300 participants will undergo a comprehensive training process combining both online and face-to-face sessions. Additionally, 70 participants will obtain internationally recognized certifications. A hands-on workshop based on the “on-the-job training” approach will also be conducted, aiming to reach 150 individuals.