Secure, not just smart – smart metering devices of 2021
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Join our workshop on April 22, 2021 and learn how to achieve a successful evaluation process!
We have been working with METAS and the first interested manufacturers in the past 2 years to work out the most effective evaluation process based on SWISSMIG Prüfmetodologie. After the first successful projects we decided to share the gained experiences and knowledge with smart metering device Manufacturers on a professional workshop.
We are ready to share our newly acquired knowledge and experience
During the workshop our aim is to share practical information and recommendations for Smart Meter Manufacturers according to the Swiss Data Security Examination processes and introduction of the Common Criteria Protection Profile for Smart Meter Security at first hand.
You can learn directly from industry experts!
All presenters are prepared, experienced professionals with first-hand information about the smart metering devices and its evaluation processes. Besides CCLab information security professionals, Mr. Willem Strabbing, Technical Director from ESMIG and Mr. Michael Staudinger, Board member of SWISSMIG will be presenting as guest speakers.
Main topics we will talk about:
- preparation, pre-evaluation and timing
- document evaluation pitfalls, tips and tricks
- hardware evaluation process of smart metering components
- successful cooperation with METAS
- A European approach for security certification of Smart Meters
Do you have questions? Join us for the Q&A session too!
Get our free check-list at the end of the event and use it when preparing for the next evaluation project!
Every registered guest will receive our check-list to provide an A-Z supporting material for evaluation projects: „ Guide for Swiss Smart Metering Cybersecurity Evaluations”
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