Why Should You Attend?
The IoT landscape is expanding rapidly, bringing new technologies—and with them, increased security risks. As devices become more interconnected, organizations face growing pressure to implement effective security and privacy controls that address emerging threats and meet regulatory expectations.
The ISO/IEC 27400 Lead Manager training course is designed for professionals responsible for managing IoT-related risks. It covers essential topics such as the IoT life cycle, asset management, incident response, and continuous improvement.
Participants will engage in practical exercises and real-world discussions to build the skills needed to strengthen organizational security and protect sensitive data across IoT environments. Completing this course prepares you to take a leading role in safeguarding connected systems and supporting long-term resilience.
Who can take this Course?
- Individuals seeking to gain a thorough understanding of IoT security and privacy principles and best practices
- Professionals responsible for ensuring security, privacy, and compliance in IoT environments
- Managers overseeing IoT infrastructure and managing risks associated with IoT deployments
- Consultants advising organizations on IoT security, privacy, and risk management
- Individuals looking to advance their careers in the rapidly growing IoT security industry
- IoT service providers, IoT service developers, and IoT users who are involved in defining security and privacy requirements or implementing controls throughout the IoT systems life cycle, as described in ISO/IEC 30141 and ISO/IEC 27400
Learning objectives
By the end of this training course, the participants will be able to:
- Explain the fundamental concepts and principles of IoT security and privacy
- Evaluate the organization’s context and alignment of IoT with business processes, and define the roles and responsibilities in ensuring IoT security and privacy
- Implement asset management practices specific to IoT devices, systems, and components
- Identify, assess, and manage risks associated with IoT systems
- Implement security and privacy controls specific to IoT service providers, developers, and users
- Implement procedures for detecting, reporting, and responding to IoT-related incidents
Educational approach
- This training course includes essay-type exercises, multiple-choice quizzes, examples, and best practices used in IoT security and privacy management.
- Participants are strongly encouraged to interact with one another, exchange ideas, and actively participate in discussions.
- The quiz structure within the course closely mirrors that of the certification exam, ensuring participants are well-prepared for the exam.
Course Agenda
- Day 1:Â IoT concepts, principles, and lifecycle
- Day 2:Â Security roles and responsibilities, asset management, and risk management
- Day 3:Â IoT security and privacy controls, blockchain and integrated technologies, and training
- Day 4:Â IoT security monitoring, incident management, internal audit and management review, and continual improvement
Prerequisites
Participants attending this course must be familiar with ISO/IEC 27400 and related standards, such as ISO/IEC 30141, ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27005, and others, as well as IoT security and privacy practices.
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- Certification and examination fees are included in the price of the training course.
- Training material containing information and practical examples will be distributed.
- In case of exam failure, you can retake the exam within 12 months free of charge
- An attestation of course completion will be issued to the participants who have attended the training course.
