3 Mar
2020
3 Mar
'20
9:28 a.m.
Dear WP9 partners,
I have updated the Task Plan for 2020 and I am going to send some
mails to the partners involved in the different tasks, as soon as I
have the correct contacts.
The most urgent tasks are related to Deliverable 9.2:
- an overview of existing professiional trainings (I have prepared a
template, but I believe the first step is to just enumerate the
programs we are insterested in. The partners involved in this task
are:
* IMT for the UE
* SAP for the USA
* SMILE for the Japan
- an overview and an analysis of the existing certification schemes
and recognition systems (I had collected some information in the
SVN and I need to feedback before diving into the details, so we
can agree on a reasonnable set of schemes. The partners involved
are IMT, SAP and PPBW.
- the creation of professional curricula. Here, we would like to use
the classification from the skills framework, and for each subject,
propose best practices. Involved partners will be IMT, PPBW and YWH.
To move forward, I will start discussion on the different activities
with the involved partners. I have the following contacts:
- PPBW: Steven Ormston <steven.ormston(a)ppbw.pl>
- SAP: Gilles Montagnon <gilles.montagnon(a)sap.com>
- SMILE: Jérôme Jacob <jerome.jacob(a)securitymadein.lu>
- YWH: Rayna Stamboliyska <r.stamboliyska(a)yeswehack.com>
Can you quickly correct or ammend these contacts if needed, since I
will send mails soon and it would spare time to get the recipients
right first!
Next, we plan to work on specific syllabus and resources, and we
already identified an interesting field I called sec-dev-ops to have a
shiny title. The idea is to use the dev-ops tools to improve security
in development methodology. At IMT, we currently have a cours for our
students, but I would like to adapt this to produce a professional
training and ideally run it soon. I have noted that YWH will likely
contribute. I however propose we discuss this in a second time, once
the actions regarding the more pressing matter (D9.2) are started.
You can nevertheless still propose other subjects we would like to
produce syllabus (and resources) for, since this will be what we will
be working on next in T9.3. I noted that there was interest for
industrial systems, and I think we could do something with Cyber
Ranges. On this latter topic however, I believe the lead is currently
with T9.2 and BUT.
Best regards,
Olivier Levillain