BACnet/SC Webinar - Basic in English | 10 AM (CET)

Your Gateway to the Secure Future of Building Automation

Are you ready to enhance your building management skills and future-proof your operations? We’ve got just the thing for you. Our free BACnet/SC Basic Webinar is the perfect opportunity to make your transition to BACnet/SC seamless and efficient. Learn how to secure your networks and integrate your systems like never before.

This webinar is designed for anyone in the field of building automation looking to adopt the secure, future-forward BACnet/SC technology.

What to expect:

Architecture:

An introduction to the BACnet/SC structure – from Peer-to-Peer to Hub/Node.

Security:

Enhanced security mechanisms through encryption and authentication.

Integration:

Effortless integration into existing IT infrastructures.

Certificate Handling:

Essentials of certificate creation and management, now and in the future.

Examples:

Real-world network scenarios and use cases.

Interactive Q&A:

Engage with our experts and other participants in a live session.

Who should attend?

- Facility Managers

- IT and Network Specialists

- System Integrators

- Building Technology Engineers

- Security Officers

- Building Management System Manufacturers

Duration:

The webinar lasts approximately 45 minutes, including a live Q&A session.

Further Support and Tailored Consulting:

Note:

The topic of BACnet/SC is highly complex and cannot be fully covered in such a short session.

Offer:

Following the webinar, we offer the opportunity to schedule individual appointments for bespoke consulting services or workshops. Contact us for more details and to arrange your personal session.

sales@mbs-solutions.de

Requirements for the BACnet/SC Basic Webinar

To get the most out of our Basic Webinar and fully grasp the content, participants should have the following prerequisites:

1. Basic knowledge of building automation:

A fundamental understanding of building automation systems and how they operate.

2. Experience with BACnet:

Ideally, prior experience with the BACnet protocol or other building automation protocols.

3. Technical understanding:

A basic technical comprehension, particularly in network technology and IT infrastructure.