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heise Offer: Network Security in the Public Sector: Secure Architecture in Five Sessions
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heise academy is offering a five-part online course on securing networks in German government offices. It teaches how to map old networks, find risks, and plan a safer design.
What is the course?
The course is called "Netzwerksicherheit im öffentlichen Dienst". It teaches network and system admins how to study old government networks, judge their risks, and build a better target design. Experts cover the special needs of public offices, such as IT baseline protection, small staff numbers, and links to federal, state, and local networks.
Key facts and dates
- The course has five sessions.
- Each session lasts four hours, from 9:00 to 13:00.
- Session dates: 18.11.26, 25.11.26, 02.12.26, 09.12.26, and 16.12.26.
- Sessions are live and can be replayed later.
What the sessions cover
The course starts with mapping grown networks and splitting them into safe zones with firewalls. Later parts cover safe online services and remote access, and how to spot attacks using network data. The last part covers moving a data center, cloud links, SD-WAN, SASE, crypto-agility, and a plan for the next one to three years.
Why it matters
Many government networks grew over many years and were not built for today's threats or citizens' wish for easy digital services. This course gives a practical way to find weak spots and fix them step by step.
What to watch
- Check the session dates: the course starts on 18.11.26.
- Look at the academy Professional Pass if you want access to more classes and recordings.
- Watch for the final before-and-after network plan, which shows how much a network can improve.