Opexa Trainings

Continuing Education for the Digital Future: Quality management, information security, AI, and compliance with current standards such as ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001, VDA ISA V6, and NIS2. Programs for auditors, CISOs, and AI officers combine expertise with practical experience and create opportunities for growth, innovation, and competitive strength.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Knowledge of quality management systems, processes, regulatory requirements, and continuous improvement is required. Depending on the scope of responsibility, audit skills may also be required. A structured training program is suitable both for entry-level professionals and for experienced staff taking on additional QM responsibilities.
  • Quality managers design, manage, and improve processes and management systems. Quality auditors, on the other hand, independently assess whether established requirements are being effectively implemented. Both roles work with quality standards, but they have different responsibilities and perspectives within the company.
  • Key standards include ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO/IEC 27001 for information security management. Depending on the industry and area of responsibility, additional standards and regulatory requirements may apply. It is crucial not only to be familiar with these standards but also to be able to integrate them into operational processes.
  • Information security is a shared organizational responsibility. In addition to IT and security, management, business units, project managers, and compliance are all involved. Clear roles, risk management, and a structured information security management system (ISMS) ensure that security requirements are implemented in a binding manner.
  • When AI is used in a professional setting, governance, risk management, transparency, data protection, and clear lines of responsibility become crucial. Regulations such as the EU AI Act and standards such as ISO/IEC 42001 further increase the need for expertise that bridges the gap between the technical use of AI and compliance and business processes.
  • Effective audit preparation begins with clear requirements, documented processes, and verifiable evidence. Responsibilities should be well-defined, and potential deviations should be identified early on. What matters most is not simply “passing” the audit in the short term, but having a management system whose processes actually work in day-to-day operations.
  • Automotive security combines cybersecurity with industry-specific processes and requirements. Relevant areas of expertise include risk management, secure development processes, compliance, and supply chains. This knowledge is of interest to companies and professionals working on vehicles, software, components, or automotive projects.
  • Yes. Targeted training provides structured expertise on standards, management systems, risks, and regulatory requirements. This can facilitate a transition from related fields such as IT, project management, process management, or engineering, and lay the groundwork for specialized roles in quality management, auditing, security, or compliance.