ICS405 - Securing ICS: Becoming an Industrial Cyber Security Professional

Overview

🕮 Off the shelf (OTS)

Target Audience:

If you are an IT, an operational or a physical security professional responsible for any ICS environment and/or people working on securing these systems including:

• Business Technical/Engineering/Procurement Lead
• ICS Policy Maker
• Site/Asset Single Point of Accountability (SPA) for security and/or Incident Response
• Site/Asset IT Manager
• ICS Consultant
• Integrator
…then this course is for you.

Prerequisites

There are no pre-requisites for this course. However, all attendees need a good understanding of either basic IT or OT skills. A handbook of supporting material will be provided.
Overview
The Securing ICS: Becoming a Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional course is designed to provide those at IT/operational level (or equivalent) with an understanding of today’s cyber security challenges facing their ICS environments. This knowledge is vital when managing the day to day running of all aspects of security for those environments.

The course will show how to combine the disciplines of IT, OT and Physical Security to show how to best support their organisations cyber security and risk mitigation/reduction strategies for their ICS environments.

Course Outline

This course is a skilled level course that allows an attendee from either side (IT or OT) to have a base understanding of the ‘other side of the firewall’.

The course follows a whole lifecycle approach for designing, implementing, monitoring and decommissioning an ICS and covers the following modules:

• ICS Basics (for non-OT personnel)
• Cybersecurity Essentials (for ICS personnel)
• ICS Security Governance and security risk
• ICS Architecture
• ICS Hardening
• Access Management
• Physical Security
• ICS Security Assessments
• ICS Security Monitoring
• Incident Response

Exam Information

Please note, whilst this course help prepare for the knowledge required for the GICSP exam. We cannot guarantee that everything will be covered in the GICSP exam because of the sheer quantity of questions potentially used, over which Siker have no input or control. The course does not include the examination itself. Candidates must purchase the exam directly with GIAC.