Course Name	Length
AI-Driven Cybersecurity Systems Engineering Training	2 days
Application Security Essentials Training	2 days
Communications Security Fundamentals \| COMSEC Fundamentals	5 days
Construction and Management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities Workshop	3 days
Cyber Defense Enterprise Security Operations	2 days
Cyber Systems Test and Evaluation Essentials	2 days
Cyber Table Top Workshop	2 days
Cyber Test and Evaluation Essential	2 days
Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering and Design	2 days
Cybersecurity Essential: A System Thinking Approach	2 days
Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Workshop	2 days
Cybersecurity Systems Engineering Training	3 days
Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) Workshop	2 days
Defensive Cyber Operations Workshop for Blue Teams	2 days
Digital Identity and End-to-End Zero Trust Security Workshop	2 days
DO-326A Training \| DO-326A and ED-202A Aviation Cybersecurity Considerations	1 day
Ethical Hacking for Non-Engineers	2 days
Fundamentals of Cyber Security Systems Engineering	2 days
Insider Threats Modeling and Mitigation Workshop	2 days
Internet of Things (IoT) and Embedded Systems Development	2 days
Introduction to Digital Espionage	2 days
ISO 21434 Certification \| Automotive Cybersecurity Training	5 days
ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Training	2 days
ISO/IEC 27002 Information Security Controls Training	2 days
ISO/IEC 27005 Information Security Risk Management (ISMR)	2 days
ISO/IEC 27032 Cyber Security Training	2 days
ISO/IEC 27035 Information Security Incident Management	2 days
ISO/SAE 21434 Training \| Road Vehicles Cybersecurity Engineering Training Workshop	3 days
Open Source Intelligence Applied to Emerging Threats	2 days
SAML Training \| Security Assessment Markup Language Training	2 days
Security Focused Systems Essentials	2 days
Seminar on Medical Device Network Cybersecurity	2 days
Source Selection Simulation (SSS) Workshop	2 days
Weapon Systems Cybersecurity Training Bootcamp	3 days

Cybersecurity Systems Engineering

Cybersecurity systems engineering is a sector with a very high need for qualitied cybersecurity systems engineers.

That should be no surprise considering rampaging IoT massive connectivity and associated risks brought on by security issues of IoT devices.

Unfortunately, because of the specialized skills in the field of cybersecurity systems engineering and the serious increase in cyber-attacks, organizations have been unable to keep up with demand for cybersecurity systems engineers due to a lack of qualified applicants.

Many analysts contend that cybersecurity systems engineering has been overlooked, or underdeveloped, in addressing cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities among industrial control systems and other Internet of Things networks and devices.

Job forecasters believe there will be a rampaging need for cybersecurity systems engineering specialists as technology evolves.

When systems were predominantly hardware-based, components were built to specification. Systems engineers defined and verified component functions and interfaces that together provided total system capability.

Today, system capability is largely supplied through software components and network connectivity. This increases the system’s flexibility and adaptability along with its cyber risk.

Cybersecurity is important for any organization that collects sensitive information.

Cybersecurity systems engineering has become a valuable vocation that covers cybersecurity, information assurance, and compliance design, integration, implementation, modification, and coordination of the installation, testing, operation, and disposition of hardware and software systems.

Cybersecurity systems engineers identify threats and vulnerabilities in computer systems and software. These professionals are experts who implement secure network solutions to protect organizations’ networks and data systems from hackers, cyberattacks and other forms of computer crime.

Cybersecurity systems engineers are typically involved in developing, assessing and initiating security systems and subsystems, and they may work with other IT professionals to modify or improve computer codes to address vulnerabilities.

In addition, cybersecurity systems engineers may work with other departments in an organization to ensure continuous network security. This allows them to address rising threats more quickly.

And other responsibilities:

Penetration testing: Cybersecurity systems engineers often evaluate an organization’s computer networks, applications and data systems for vulnerabilities
Network maintenance: Cybersecurity systems engineers may also install, test and configure networks
IT system security: Cybersecurity systems engineers often spend time defining protocols and installing and configuring security devices

Cybersecurity Systems Engineering by Tonex

Tonex offers many courses in Cybersecurity Systems Engineering. Some of our more popular courses include:

Cybersecurity Systems Engineering Training (3 days)

Participants are provided with an interdisciplinary approach of system engineering in order to achieve a secure information system in cyber world.

Internet of Things (IoT) and Embedded Systems Development (2 days)

This course covers system development and architecture of IoT devices, embedded systems analysis, design, development, verification and validation (V&V), trade-offs between software, firmware and hardware. Participants will also learn the foundation of IoT connectivity and cybersecurity.

ISO/SAE 21434 Training (3 days)

This finely specialized course covers requirements for cybersecurity risk management regarding engineering for concept, analysis, development, production, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning for road vehicle electrical and electronic (E/E) systems, including their subsystems, components and interfaces.

With rampaging digitalization and increased cyber concerns, cybersecurity systems engineers are in tremendous demand. In fact, job specialists report that cybersecurity systems engineers have topped the list of five most in-demand cybersecurity jobs for the past three years running.

That’s not surprising when you consider that the cost of cybercrime has steadily risen from $3 trillion in 2015 to $6 trillion in 2021. By 2025, cybercrime is expected to cost the world $10.5 trillion.

Leaders in the industry have been unable to keep up with demand for cybersecurity systems engineers due to a lack of qualified applicants.

Why Tonex?

Like all Tonex courses, our world class instructors emphasize contemporary, relevant material in Cybersecurity Systems Engineering courses. They also bring real world experience into the classroom to help bring even more perspective to curriculums.

Need a course tailored to your particular needs? We do that also. Just let us know how we can help.

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Cybersecurity Systems Engineering