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The primary role of the ICT Security Office (ISO) is to identify ICT security risks towards Eurojust information and ICT systems and to define mitigating measures against these risks. In addition to carrying out risk assessments, audits, security tests, and security monitoring, ISO also drafts necessary ICT security related frameworks, policies and procedures. Furthermore, ISO is the custodian of the Eurojust Business Continuity Plans (BCP) responsible for coordination of the BCP maintenance and conducting BCP exercises. Depending on the interest and skills of the trainee, the main tasks and responsibilities may include: Becoming familiar with the existing ICT security and business continuity frameworks and policies; Assist in risk assessments and/or analyse security implications of technical implementations/changes; Assist in carrying out security assessments or audits; Drafting briefing notes, guidelines, policies; Carry out awareness raising activities and helping post holders with ICT security related questions; Assist in setting up and maintaining an ICT Security risk register; Help document incident/crisis response playbooks or business continuity procedures.