Managing Security Risks in BIM and Information Modelling Training Course
This training course will equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge on how to report, analyze, and disseminate data for all health programs.
Course Overview
| Course Title | Managing Security Risks in BIM and Information Modelling Training Course |
| Organization | Tech For Development (T4D) |
| Venue | Tech For Development (T4D) Training Center along Tala Road, Runda, Nairobi |
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| Course Fees (Face-to-Face) | USD 1,100/KES 75,000 (Exclusive of VAT) |
| Course Fees (Virtual) | TBA |
| Training Modes | Virtual and face-to-face training |
| Payment | Payment should be made to the Tech For Development (T4D) bank account on or before the start of the course |
| Accreditation | Tech For Development Certificate of Course Completion |
Course Overview
This 5-day training course addresses the security risks associated with information modelling in the context of the built environment. It explores the contents of ISO 19650-5 and provides a structured understanding of how to assess and mitigate security threats that may arise from information management processes. The course highlights the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders, including clients, asset owners, designers, contractors, and facilities managers, in implementing robust security policies and frameworks.
Duration
5 Days
Who Should Attend
- Clients: Understanding the security implications of information shared during project lifecycles.
- Asset Owners: Managing sensitive data and protecting assets from emerging threats.
- Designers: Incorporating security principles into the design process.
- Contractors: Ensuring compliance with security protocols during construction.
- Facilities Managers: Safeguarding operational data and maintaining secure environments.
Organizational Impact
- Strengthened organizational capacity to protect sensitive information assets.
- Improved compliance with international security standards and protocols.
- Reduced risk of security breaches and enhanced resilience to emerging threats.
- Alignment of security practices across all project lifecycle phases.
Personal Impact
- Gain expertise in ISO 19650-5 and its practical application.
- Enhanced ability to assess and mitigate security risks in information modelling.
- Improved cross-functional collaboration skills for addressing security challenges.
- Career advancement through specialized knowledge in BIM security management.
Course Objectives
- Familiarize participants with ISO 19650-5 standards and their application in managing security.
- Identify and assess potential security risks in information modelling and BIM processes.
- Equip stakeholders with tools to implement effective security policies for the built environment.
- Enhance collaboration among multidisciplinary teams to ensure compliance with security requirements.
- Provide real-world case studies and practical exercises for hands-on learning.
Course Modules
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Security in BIM and Information Modelling
- Overview of ISO 19650-5 and its significance in built environment security.
- Key security challenges in BIM and information modelling.
- Roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in managing security risks.
- Principles of secure information management throughout the project lifecycle.
Practical Exercise:
Analyze a case study to identify potential security risks in a BIM-enabled project.
Module 2: Risk Assessment and Threat Identification
- Identifying conventional and unconventional security threats in built environments.
- Tools and methodologies for conducting security risk assessments.
- Evaluating the impact of identified risks on project assets and information systems.
- Developing mitigation strategies to address security vulnerabilities.
Practical Exercise:
Conduct a mock security risk assessment for a hypothetical asset management scenario.
Module 3: Security Information Requirements (SIR)
- Understanding Security Information Requirements (SIR) in ISO 19650-5.
- Integrating SIR into project contracts and information exchange processes.
- Establishing protocols for secure data sharing among stakeholders.
- Monitoring and auditing compliance with security requirements.
Practical Exercise:
Draft a Security Information Requirement document for a simulated project.
Module 4: Security by Design in Construction and Operations
- Principles of embedding security into the design and construction phases.
- Strategies for minimizing vulnerabilities during construction activities.
- Transitioning security measures from project delivery to operational phases.
- Aligning facility management practices with ISO 19650-5 security protocols.
Practical Exercise:
Develop a security-by-design checklist for a construction project.
Module 5: Implementing and Maintaining Security Policies
- Creating organizational security frameworks for the built environment.
- Training and capacity building for teams to uphold security practices.
- Continuous improvement and adaptation of security policies.
- Lessons learned from real-world implementations of ISO 19650-5.
Practical Exercise:
Collaborative workshop to create a security implementation plan for an operational asset.
Course Administration
Methodology
This instructor-led training course is delivered using a blended learning approach comprising presentations, guided practical sessions, web-based tutorials, and group work.
Accreditation
Participants will receive a Tech For Development Certificate of Course Completion.
Training Venue
Held at the Tech For Development Training Centre.
Accommodation & Airport Transfer
Arranged upon request.
Email: letstalk@techfordevelopment.com
Phone: (+254) 790 824 179
Tailor-Made
Customised training available.
Payment
Send proof of payment to letstalk@techfordevelopment.com.
