Course Background
The course offers an in-depth look at OT cybersecurity, highlighting how to safeguard industrial systems against cyber threats, differences from IT security, risk management, and applying cybersecurity frameworks in OT contexts
- 5 Total Students
- 4.00 (4.00 Rating)
Our Benefits:
- Basic understanding of information security concepts
- Learn about cybersecurity risks and controls
- IT professionals working in industrial control system security
Who Can Join:
- IT/CS/SE/DS/Cybersecurity/AI Graduates
Job Opportunities:
- OT security
- Lesson 1: The significance of cybersecurity in OT Sector (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Historical Evolution of OT (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 3: Key difference between IT and OT environments, emphasizing the challenges of OT (0.5 hours).
- Lesson 4: Introduction
Curriculum Lab:
Portfolio Project / Module Project: Case study-based projects to individuals’ students.
- Lesson 1: Understanding the implication of industry 4.0 and IoT for OT Security. (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Security issues in Supply chain (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 3: Convergence of IT and OT and the security challenges it introduce. (1 hour)
- Lesson 4: The ro
Curriculum Lab:
Portfolio Project / Module Project: Case study-based projects to individuals’ students.
- Lesson 1: Introduction to key cryptographic principles (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Understanding symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods and their application in OT. (0.5 hours)
- Lesson 3: Best Practices for integrating the cryptographic measures into O
Curriculum Lab:
Portfolio Project / Module Project: Case study-based projects to individuals’ students.
- Lesson 1: Overview and security analysis of common OT protocols: Modbus, DNP3, Profibus, etc. Identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in industrial protocols (2.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Developing a protocol security assessment framework for OT environment
Curriculum Lab:
Lab assignments on Modbus.
- Lesson 1: Principles of network design and architecture for enhancing OT security Techniques for network segmentation and isolation in OT environments. (2.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Role of firewalls, IDS, and other network security devices in OT, Designing an
Curriculum Lab:
Lab assignments on Network Design.
- Lesson 1: Establishing a secure baseline configuration for OT Systems and components, Hardening Strategies for OT Devices (2.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Role of asset management, implementation of application whitelisting and considerations for mobile devices an
Curriculum Lab:
Lab assignments on Network Design.
- Lesson 1: Comprehensive risk assessment methodologies tailored for OT environments. Aligning OT cybersecurity strategies with business objectives and compliance requirements, Design, Development, and Implementation of OT Cybersecurity resilience.
- 2.5
Curriculum Lab:
Case study-based projects to individuals’ students.
- Lesson 1: Building an OT-Specific incident response plan, developing IR Playbooks and incident handling procedures for OT Scenarios (2.5 hours)
- Lesson 2: Tools and technologies for effective SOC in OT Environment. (2.5 hours)
Curriculum Lab:
Class Assignment of Building the IR Playbooks. (2.5 Hours)
Every CS/IT/SE/AI/Cybersecurity Graduate can join this course
Yes, You can get certificate after completing this course.
Instructors
Jhon Pedrocas
Professor
Jhon Pedrocas
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