A two-day course covering DO-326A / ED-202A and DO-356A / ED-203A and the 14 cyber security artefacts required for the Cyber Security Risk Management Framework.
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“Very knowledgeable instructor, engaging and friendly. Recommended.”
“The course was well led and a comfortable learning environment.”
“Overall, a great course. Instructor was great and has improved my knowledge in the cyber security world massively!”
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“Very knowledgeable instructor, engaging and friendly. Recommended.”
“The course was well led and a comfortable learning environment.”
“Overall, a great course. Instructor was great and has improved my knowledge in the cyber security world massively!”
“Awesome course, thanks!”
“Great company, very helpful.”
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Foundational knowledge of DO-326A and DO-356A and practical insight into the 14 artefacts, for engineers across Defence and Civil aviation. Taught in person, questions answered on the spot, real scenarios worked through in the room.
Who it's for
If your organisation has to meet any of these, this course is for you. Suitable for beginners and experienced professionals alike.
| Requirement | Applies to |
|---|---|
| AMC 20-42 | Civil aircraft cyber security, EASA and UK CAA |
| CS 25.1319, CS 27.1319, CS 29.1319 | Large aeroplanes, small and large rotorcraft |
| Def Stan 00-970 | UK military aircraft design and airworthiness requirements, MOD |
| Part-IS, Regulation (EU) 2022/1645 | Product-related risk assessments under IS.D.OR.205 |
| RA 5890 and RA 1202 | UK military air systems, MAA regulatory articles |
| Def Stan 23-015 Part 6 | UK Defence land domain |
Similar requirements apply in CS-E, CS-ETSO and CS-P.
In-house delivery
The full two-day course delivered to your team, on your dates. Minimum 6 delegates, anywhere in the UK, further afield available. Price on request.
In a public cohort there is a limit to what you can say about your own aircraft or system. In-house, there isn't. The examples, the tutorials and the questions are all about your programme.
No hotels, no trains, no two days out of the office for every delegate. We come to you.
The agenda is weighted to your team's experience and the artefacts you are about to produce.
Your trainer
MSc BSc (Hons), CEng FBCS. Career spanning Dstl, DE&S, the Military Aviation Authority and Thales UK, with CSC experience across the MoD and UK MAA. Sole author of Defence Standard 23-015 Part 6. Industry contributors join the course to add real-world perspective.
Delegate feedback
Two days in South Wales: DO-326A and DO-356A from first principles, the 14 artefacts worked through on real scenarios, every question answered in the room. A minute from the course as it happened.
Two of the engineers on the September course, in their own words. Tap a video for sound.