Who should attend
Engineers, Operators, Facility Managers/Supervisors (or others with industrial or plant floor experience) who have basic computer skills, experience with automated machines, and a desire to learn the cyber risk impact to OT devices.
Topics Covered
Industrial Technology, Cybersecurity and Risks
- Operational Technology (OT) definition
- OT systems and hardware types
- Real risks in the OTenvironment
- IT impact of convergence
OT Networks, Architecture and Frameworks
- OT network basic tools and concepts
- ICS reference models, i.e., Purdue
- Cybersecurity frameworks, NIST
- Exposures, vulnerability management
Prepare, Manage and Support for OT Cybersecurity
- Digital Safety Pillars
- Types of OT cybersecurity tools
- Reactive actions to minimize damage
- Proactive actions to minimize risk
What You Will Learn
- Describe potential risks associated with cyber OT
- Explain the key challenges that make OT security different from IT
- Define the main concepts of core OT models, IS95/Purdue
- Understand the basics of network connectivity, IP, routing, and SPAN/mirroring
- Define key technology components in an OT environment
- Awareness of published cyber frameworks for OT
- Knowledge of necessary steps to take before a compromise
- Knowledge of necessary steps to take after a compromise
- Exposure to the methods and leading toolsets in the marketplace
- Develop a high-level approach for improving the cyber posture in your location
