OT Cybersecurity Awareness Training
OT Cybersecurity Awareness Training
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About the course
Industrial Automation is evolving and nowadays most companies use commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) computer systems, networks, and cloud applications to optimize production, reduce costs, improve uptime, and improve Process Safety. This is called the IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) or Industry 4.0 and has been embraced by many because of its advantages.
Unfortunately, Industry 4.0 also creates a huge disadvantage: the OT-Cybersecurity threat. Malware, ransomware, and other hacking software, have been developed to attack systems, databases, and other private and governmental networks to steal information, corrupt information, hurt networks or create physical destruction. The number of cyber threats and thereby the likelihood of being a victim is growing exponentially.
This awareness training course introduces participants to the OT-Cybersecurity threat. The 2-hour course is split into two parts, first, the background and risks are explained. In the second part, the participants are shown the different approaches an organization can take to protect itself, with a focus on the correct working structure.
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On-Demand
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2hr Content
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2 PDH Credit
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English
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SPC3501
Meet your instructor
Instructor
Ted Angevaare
OT Cybersecurity, Process Automation
Learning Outcomes
After this course, you...• have a solid overview of the subject OT-Cybersecurity (also called Industrial Cybersecurity), having seen the importance of the subject, both financially as well as the possible impact,
• have been provided with a list and summary of the most successful attacks,
• understand how to comply to new legislation and new International Standards have seen how the Industry reacting and understand why is the Industry, in general, slowly reacting to the new threat,
• understand the justification to start a project to make a company more robust and resilient against Cyber Attacks, doing nothing is not an option,
• have seen how to change your organisation to support this new threat and how detail a job description with the responsibility for OT-Cybersecurity,
• have been taken through a checklist of what Managers and Decision Makers, and Engineers can do to support and help.
Who should attend this course
• Senior Managers and Decision Makers• Process Automation Engineers of End• users
• IT Engineers and System Architects
• Operators of End• users
• Project Managers
• Cybersecurity Engineers
• Research Engineers of End• users
• Automation Engineers of Vendors
• Sales Engineers of Vendors
Prerequisites
No experience is required, only a good understanding of your business and industry.Program & Details
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Course 1 - What is the OT Cybersecurity Risk?
What is the OT Cybersecurity threat?
How big is the issue in dollars?
What are the trends of hacking and malware?
What are the most successful attacks?
What is happening in Industrial Automation and Industry 4. 0?
What is the chance that you are impacted by Malware or a Cyber-attack?
What are Governments, EU, US and UK doing? -
Course 2 - OT Cybersecurity Programs
What is the Industry doing?
Why are End-users slowly moving to protect themselves from Cyberattacks and malware?
Do End-Users require a new organisation?
What is required before you start a Security project?
How much should a company spend on Cybersecurity?
How an OT Security Engineer can help
Implementing less than the minimum or taking too long
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