Private 1:1 Expert Session – Rail Cybersecurity This private 1:1 session offers the opportunity to discuss real project-specific cybersecurity topics in a confidential setting. The session is designed for participants who want to:

• Validate decisions taken in ongoing projects
• Discuss complex cybersecurity engineering questions
• Get feedback on specific challenges or uncertainties
• Reflect on trade-offs and engineering decisions
• Clarify interpretation of standards in a concrete context

The focus is not on generic advice, but on practical, experience-based discussion tailored to your situation. Format

• 60-minute live virtual session
• Confidential and project-focused
• Agenda defined jointly in advance

Intended audience Participants of the Rail Cybersecurity Engineering program who are working on real railway or critical infrastructure projects and would like to deepen or contextualize the course content.

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Cybersecurity Artefact Review – Project Deliverables This add-on provides a structured review of a real cybersecurity artefact from your project, with the goal of improving clarity, coherence, and engineering quality. Typical artefacts include:

• Cybersecurity concepts
• Security requirements specifications
• Risk assessments / TARA results
• Architecture diagrams
• Evidence packages prepared for assessment

The review focuses on:

• Engineering logic and consistency
• Verifiability and testability
• Alignment with lifecycle and standards expectations
• Typical weaknesses observed in assessments

Feedback is practical and experience-based, drawing on real project and assessment insights. Format

• Review of one artefact (up to approx. 15 pages)
• Written feedback with concrete observations
• Optional short clarification call if needed

Intended audience Participants who want targeted expert feedback on concrete project deliverables and improve their readiness for later reviews, FAT/SAT, or assessment activities.

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Alumni Expert Session – Practical Q&A Description This alumni session offers former participants the opportunity to bring real questions from ongoing projects into a moderated group discussion. Typical topics include:

• Applying course concepts in practice
• Handling unexpected project constraints
• Interpreting standards in specific situations
• Preparing for reviews or assessments
• Learning from challenges faced by others

The format encourages exchange between participants while providing expert guidance and clarification where needed. Format

• 90-minute moderated virtual group session
• Limited group size to allow meaningful discussion
• Practical, experience-driven exchange

Intended audience Alumni of the Rail Cybersecurity Engineering program who want continued exchange and expert input after applying the course content in real projects.