Deep Dive Training: Cyber Resilient Manufacturing

The International Smart Factory Academy (ISFA) and Lexxton present an intensive, 2-day training module designed to equip you with the critical skills and strategies needed to protect your manufacturing environments from cyber risks and ensure long-term resilience!

• Practical knowledge for immediate implementation: Learn how to secure your manufacturing processes from a cyber perspective and practically apply measures in daily operations.
• Proven Operational Resilience Framework: Understand the 8 key action domains to sustainably increase resilience in your manufacturing environment.
• Cyber resilience for the future of manufacturing: Discover how cyber threats affect your production, and learn effective strategies for securing your OT, IT, and IoT systems.
• Comprehensive toolbox of measures: Benefit from concrete tools and practical strategies you can immediately apply to enhance resilience in your company.
• In-depth insights into regulatory requirements: Learn how to efficiently meet data protection and compliance standards (e.g., NIS-2) and proactively manage associated risks.
• Live Cybersecurity Lab (SSF Security Lab): Experience realistic cyber-attacks in a secure environment and gain hands-on experience with practical defence strategies.
• Interactive exchanges and group work: Connect with industry experts and participants from other companies to exchange knowledge and best practices.
• Emerging technologies & AI trends: Explore the latest developments in AI and understand their impact on creating resilient manufacturing operations.

Trainers

• Felix Burri, CDO Lexxton
• Urban Lederer, CEO Lexxton
• Dr. Dominic Gorecky, Head of Swiss Smart Factory

Who Should Attend?

✔ Manufacturing Executives & Production Leaders
 ✔ IT/OT Security Specialists & Compliance Officers
 ✔ Industry Professionals Focused on Digital Resilience

Training Details:

• Timing: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM on both days
• Lunch included in the price
• Please bring your own laptop

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