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APWA Foundational Cybersecurity Concepts for Public Works Professionals certificate programme

  • 1.  APWA Foundational Cybersecurity Concepts for Public Works Professionals certificate programme

    Posted 25-05-2024 12:12
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    This six-hour certificate program is for any public works professional with a desire to protect critical systems and data. There are no prerequisites. This is not intended for IT professionals. Vulnerability to cybersecurity attacks is possible as hackers continuously change their tactics. This program aims to ensure public works professionals are better able to avoid, react to, and anticipate threats. The program will also provide a platform for knowledge-sharing, including sharing real-world incidents from public works professionals.

    This programme will run from June 4-6, with one 2-hour session per day. This is a great opportunity for individuals to learn more about the basic cybersecurity principles related to public works/infrastructure, identify the various areas within public works/infrastructure that are vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks, and determine what types of policies and procedures can be used for preventing and responding to cybersecurity threats. 

    Here is a direct link to the APWA programme page: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__linkprotect.cudasvc.com_url-3Fa-3Dhttps-253a-252f-252fwww.apwa.org-252fevent-252ffoundational-2Dcybersecurity-2Dconcepts-2Dfor-2Dpublic-2Dworks-2Dprofessionals-2D2-252f-26c-3DE-2C1-2CAWBCS" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Foundational Cybersecurity Concepts for Public Works Professionals

    APWA have set this programme registration so that IFME may obtain the APWA member rates, IFME members simply need to select the member-priced option during checkout. No further verification or coupon code is required.



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    Priyani de Silva-Currie
    Past President Āpōpō
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    IPWEA Asset Management Pathway