Process Control Cybersecurity

Course CodeIT00013

Available Dates & Locations

This course is available in multiple locations and online. Choose the most suitable date and delivery method.

London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Madrid

Dates

Madrid

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Kuala Lumpur

Dates

Kuala Lumpur

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Cairo

Dates

Cairo

Venue / Hotel

22 El Messaha Sq.، Ad Doqi, Giza, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Duration
1 Week
Price
€3,750
Sharm El-Sheikh

Dates

Sharm El-Sheikh

Venue / Hotel

Sheraton Sharm Hotel

El-Salam, Qesm Sharm Ash Sheikh, South Sinai Governorate, Egypt

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,350
Dubai

Dates

Dubai

Venue / Hotel

Sheikh Zayed Rd Near Financial Metro Station - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,200
London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775

Course Overview

This Process Control Cybersecurity training seminar will address the most important issues related to the protection of assets in a process control environment. Unlike traditional IT (information technology) systems, process control assets include IACS (Industrial Automation and Control Systems) which need to be protected.

Recently, three out of four organizations in the oil and natural gas industry in the Middle East have experienced a security compromise that resulted in the loss of confidential data or Operational Technology (OT) disruption. This is according to a recent study by Siemens and the Ponemon Institute. Another finding in the report is that – organizations believe that roughly one in every two cyberattacks against the OT environment actually goes undetected. The report also notes that the oil and gas industry is the target of as much as one-half of all cyberattacks in the Middle East and given its importance for the region’s economies, the risks faced by the industry are all the more pressing. OT, which encompasses systems that monitor and control physical devices and industrial processes, is increasingly interconnected with IT networks. In spite of all its benefits, this IT/OT convergence is opening up new avenues for attacks.

Course Objectives

At the end of this course the participants will be able to:

  • List what process control assets need to be protected
  • Understand the Current Industrial Security Environment
  • List and explain the main components of the process control security standard IEC 62443
  • Understand how to perform a risk assessment and apply cybersecurity counter-measures
  • Learn how to perform application diagnostics, troubleshooting, and incidence response

Who Should Attend

  • Operations and Maintenance Personnel
  • Process Control Operators, Engineers
  • Process, Plant, and Project Managers
  • Process Engineers and Managers
  • Instrumentation Technicians and Engineers
  • System Integrators
  • IT/OT Engineers and Managers Industrial Facilities
  • IT/OT Corporate / Security Professionals
  • Plant Safety, Security, and Risk Management
  • Security Personnel in all categories
  • Any individual that needs to address issues in the ever-expanding and complex field of cybersecurity in the industrial environment

Course Outline

Introduction and Cybersecurity Fundamentals:

  • Introduction to Process Control Cybersecurity
  • Understanding the Current Industrial Security Environment
  • How IT and OT (Operational Technology) in the Plant Floor are Different and How They are the Same
  • Overview of Process Control
  • Overview of Industrial Communication Systems and Networks
  • How Cyber-attacks Happen: Threats, Vulnerabilities, Attacks
  • Asset Identification and Impact Assessment