Basic training for IT-Grundschutz practitioners (BSI)

The course exceeds the prescribed 24 teaching units in accordance with the BSI guidelines. Over three consecutive days (27 teaching units in total), you will reach your goal safely. This is how you learn in this training course:

Live webinars: In the online seminars, you work through the content together with the trainer and other participants. The topics are explained in a practical way using a company example. You will receive answers to your questions, concrete assistance and instructions to deepen your knowledge and apply the skills you have acquired in practice.

Learning impulses: The practical example of the company, exercises on the individual topics for further consolidation and exercises for exam preparation are available to you.

Learning community: A digital learning community is available to you during the course. Exchange ideas with other participants and the trainer and ask questions.

Learning environment: In your online learning environment you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this qualification measure after you have registered.

Future Jobs Club: Get exclusive access to a business network, micro-learningssparks), news and future work hacks.

Certificate and Open Badge: As a graduate of the course, you will receive a certificate and an Open Badge, which you can easily share in professional networks (e.g. LinkedIn).

The main objective of the course is to teach the basics of information security and the specialist knowledge required for planning, setting up, operating, maintaining and continuously improving an ISMS in accordance with IT-Grundschutz (BSI) up to the required certification maturity. After this training course, you will be familiar with the following learning content and learning objectives:

• You know the basics of information security and the legal framework. You can explain the difference between IT and OT as well as security and safety.
• You understand the purpose and structure of relevant standards and guidelines, such as ISO 2700x, and have knowledge of roles, areas of responsibility and tasks in IT baseline protection.
• You will learn about the structure and application of the compendium and be able to understand the ISMS (information security management system).
• You know how the IT baseline protection procedure can be implemented and which points need to be considered during an IT baseline protection check.
• You know the elementary hazards and understand the procedure of a risk analysis (risk assessment and risk treatment). You know how to apply continuous improvement processes (CIP).
• You know the types of audits, can understand the principles of auditing and the IT baseline protection certification process based on ISO 27001. You can understand the structure and creation of an IT baseline protection profile.
• You know which points need to be considered when planning and preparing an audit and which other activities need to be carried out in the audit process. You are familiar with the reporting system and know which follow-up measures and qualifications of auditors need to be taken into account.
• You know the processes of business continuity management (initiate, analyze, introduce, practice, improve) and have an understanding of how to deal effectively with security incidents.

Dirk Feldhoff

Frank Lenßen

Heino Reinartz