AHS 4|26 - Cybersecurity and Resilience Methodology (CSRM)
The Federal Office for Cyber Security (BACS) has developed the CSRM, a structured approach to strengthening the cyber security and resilience of organisations and businesses, and is currently testing its practical applications through pilot projects.
The CSRM differs from other methods that can be used in the field of cybersecurity management in a few key areas, such as its focus on resilience, the aggregation of IT resources into larger protective units, and the absence of probability-based considerations.
During this After-Hours Seminar, the method will be presented alongside the motivations and considerations that led to its development, and will be opened up for discussion among the participants.
Event Properties
- Event Date
- 25. Aug 2026 16:40
- Sprache / Language
- Deutsch / German
- CPE Hours
- 1
- Zertifikat
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You can download the presentation until September 15th, 2026 via the following Link: Presentation Slides
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- images/downloads/downloads/ahs/2026/AHS_4-26_Cybersicherheits-und_Resilienzmethode_CSRM.pdf
- Location
- Hybrid Event - Detecon (Schweiz), Zurich AG
- Individual Price
- This Event is for free
Speakers
Rolf Oppliger
Rolf Oppliger studied computer science, mathematics and business administration, and obtained a PhD in computer science (1993, University of Bern) and a postdoctoral qualification (1999, University of Zurich).
In his professional activities, he focuses on issues relating to cybersecurity and applied cryptography. He works for the Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS) and, in addition to this, is also a freelance consultant, a titular professor at the University of Zurich and the editor and author of a book series on ‘Information Security and Privacy’ published by the US-based Artech House.