Functional safety and Cybersecurity technologies as well as requirements of the relevant standards will continue to be of great importance for all automation technology industries.
More complex software and hardware in safety systems as well as digital innovations and developments offer great challenges. Safety and security competencies, developments and trends will continue to play a significant role for the smart safety/security era.
Thus, experts, managers, engineers and employees have to be prepared for the future. Their competencies as well as qualification profiles have to expand and adapt to technical developments in the professional world.
This is the future - expanding professional perspectives.
We from TÜV Rheinland offer a portfolio of events, trainings, workshops and information sessions, combining Functional Safety and Cybersecurity expertise.
Find out more about our portfolio of Functional Safety and Cybersecurity events here.
Symposium „Functional Safety and Cybersecurity in Industrial Applications”
Since 1994, the "International Symposium" focusing on Functional Safety has been held every 2 years at the TÜV Rheinland headquarters in Cologne, Germany. For several years, the topic of "Cybersecurity" in the context of Functional Safety has also been included to this specialist conference.
The next Symposium will take place from Tuesday, September 24 to Wednesday, 25, 2024 in Cologne, Germany.
Experts, engineers and managers will meet to network and exchange experiences and information.
Internationally experienced experts and specialists from industry and science offer practice-oriented presentations on the latest applications and developments in the now digital automation industry.
Participants will receive impulses for discussion and an ideal opportunity for an interactive professional exchange of experience.
An exhibition will be held parallel to the symposium. Here, product manufacturers, service providers and consultants can present their service or product portfolio to interested participants.
This worldwide known symposium offers a global forum for intensive information exchange and the best opportunity to win new customers and business partners.
This symposium is aimed at project engineers engaged in safety-relevant project work, manufacturers and developers of safety-related components and systems, operators, inspectors, security experts, assessors and approval authorities from all industries.
| Date |
Tuesday, September 24 and Wednesday, September 25, 2024 Registration on 1st Day: 8:30 a.m. Start on both days: 9:00 a.m. |
| Fee | € 780 € 680 for registrations made until July 15, 2024 The fee includes attendance at the Symposium, refreshments, lunch and dinner + evening program. The fee (free from all deductions) is payable on receipt of our invoice before start of the Symposium. The fee does not include accommodation costs. |
| Venue | TÜV Rheinland Headquarter Rheinland Saal Am Grauen Stein 51105 Köln Germany |
| Target Group | - Integrators of safety relevant installations. - Manufacturers and designers of safety-related components and systems. - Operating companies, testers, security experts and specialists, approval authorities. |
| Conference Languages | German and English (in simultaneous translation). |
| Proceedings | The proceedings/presentations will be published on the TÜV Rheinland website for Functional Safety. Participants will be informed by email accordingly. |
| Registration | Please register in writing by e-mail using the enclosed registration form. You will then receive a confirmation of your registration and details how to get to the symposium. The number of participants is limited. Please ensure your participation by early registration. |
| Hotel Reservation | Hotel room reservations cannot be made through TÜV Rheinland. |
| Speaker | Title |
|---|---|
| Thomas Steffens TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Germany Automation, Functional Safety & Cybersecurity | Welcome |
| Joerg Krämer, Florian Kiel TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Germany | Moderation |
| Dr. Thorsten Gantevoort, Felix Brombach TÜV Rheinland i-sec GmbH, Germany | Networked Security: New Perspectives of Functional Safety and Cyber Security in Industry |
| Dr. Thomas Klindt Noerr – Rechtsanwälte, Germany | Cyber Attacks and Industrial Risks under the new EU Product Liability Directive |
| Vanessa Bellinghausen, Björn Flubacher German Federal Office for Information Security, Germany | New European Security Regulations with Relevance for the Industry |
| David Main-Reade Rockwell Automation, United Kingdom | The Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 and the Introduction of Cyber Security Requirements |
| Philip Kleen Fraunhofer IOSB-INA, Germany | Automated Hazard and Risk Assessment for a Flexible Production |
| Dr. Michael Jahnich achelos GmbH, Germany | Using Digital Device IDs for Industrial IoT under the Cyber Resilience Act |
| Thomas Suchanek YASKAWA Europe GmbH, Germany | Collaborative Robots |
| Odei Olalde, Salvador Trujillo ORBIK, Spain | Vulnerability Management and Prioritization in Industrial Systems: Making the Right Choice |
| Jan Eckert German Federal Criminal Police Office - National Cybercrime Cooperation Centre, Germany | Cooperation with the German Police in Case of a Cyber Attack |
| Mirco Kloss TXOne Networks Europe B.V., Germany | Plant Availability and Cyber Security – does this work together? |
| Daryl Wheatley MWS Risk Pty Ltd., United Kingdom | Leveraging the Human Factor for the Enhancement of SIS Cybersecurity |
| Dr. Saeed Abdolshah KUKA Deutschland GmbH, Germany | Safe Human-Robot Collaboration: An Overview of Key Standards and Recent Changes |
| Sushil Siddesh Endress+Hauser Flowtec AG, Switzerland | PKI ready Battery Powered Field Devices – What did we Learn? |
| Werner Fellner, Hubertus Rosenow thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA, Germany | Product / Type Certification for Green Hydrogen Electrolysis – New Wine in Old Bottles? |
| Speaker | Title |
|---|---|
| Tino Vande Capelle T V C Functional Safety Services, UAE | Rethinking Priorities in Functional Safety: A Management and Assessment-Centric Approach |
| Marco Turdo HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH, Germany | Functional Safety Digitalization – Unleash the Opportunities |
| Dr. Fan Ye Environmental Resources Management ERM, United Kingdom | Current Status of IEC 61508 Edition 3 |
| Ajay Mishra, Murugananth Muthuramalingam, Erna Banchik Schneider Electric, USA | Model Based Safety Instrumented System (SIS) Programming using Artificial Neural Networks |
| Eric Sivertson LATTICE Semiconductors, USA | Using FPGA's for trusted Data: Critical for Trusted AI, ML & Digital Twins |
| Michael Kieviet LAPWING GmbH, Germany | Contribution of AI Quality Measures to Functional Safety Properties |
| Jürgen Steinhäuser, Peter Arnold ELESTA GmbH, Germany | Service Life of Machines and Systems in Functional Safety |
| Ton Beems, Arjen de Koning Yokogawa Europe B.V., Netherlands | Maintaining SIL with Proof Test – Practical Experiences |
| Hassan D. Alsada SABTANK, A SABIC Affiliate, Saudi Arabia | Storage Tank Overfill Protection in Compliance with Functional Safety Standard: IEC 61511 |
| John Walkington, Rafal Selega ABB Energy Industries Division, United Kingdom | Proper SIS Design: Logic Solver Subsystem HFT is all I need to worry about….or is it? |
| Dr. Jan Schumacher TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Germany | Mechanics and Functional Safety – Update on EN 17955 |
| End of Symposium Coffee breaks will take place twice per day. Lunch will also be served. | approx. 4:30 pm |
Registration
If you wish to participate in the Symposium, please click the Registration button.
Speakers
Speakers and experts who are interested in participating in this event and holding a 20-30 minutes speech as well as attending a discussion session are invited to contact us.
Exhibitors
Companies who wish to participate in the exhibition of the Symposium are also invited to contact us and ask for more information.
TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety & Cybersecurity Training Program
Since 2004, we from TÜV Rheinland have been offering multi-day training courses on Functional Safety and Cybersecurity. Together with more than 25 other companies, the TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety & Cybersecurity Training Program was founded.
The concept as well as the training and exam contents of this program were developed and defined in cooperation with the participating companies.
Thus, different training topics with a final examination are held for different target groups.
All trainers of the TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety & Cybersecurity Training Program are subject to an supplier-internal and an TÜV Rheinland qualification scheme.
Participants who meet certain requirements and pass the exam taking place at the end of each training, will receive a TÜV Rheinland certificate. This certificate is issued in different versions according to the training topics and requirements.
Workshops
In addition to the training courses, we from TÜV Rheinland offer workshops on Functional Safety and Cybersecurity for the automation industry.
The workshops are 1- to 2-day events intended for a broad target group.
Requirements for participation do not have to be met and there are no exams at the end of each workshop.
Participants can get a first but also deeper insight into the respective topic. Often, participation in a workshop also helps with the decision to take part in the more advanced and intensive training including an exam.
Further Events
It is our aim is to pass on knowledge about the complexity of the topics "Functional Safety & Cybersecurity", as well as the requirements and interpretations of the relevant standards in a clear, concise and structured manner.
Due to long-term technical experiences in product testing and evaluation according to the defined standards, our experts and trainers are very familiar with the contents of relevant as well as further specific industry standards.
As part of our additional individual events we also provide information on innovations and updates of relevant standards and explain standard requirements, their implications for applicants and industries and are available for group or individual discussions.