Having been involved in the industry for several years, I have realize that there is a lack of specific training to address "how to secure" industrial control systems. There are several very good courses currently available, including those offered by InfoSec Institute (which I will teach until early 2012), Red Tiger Security, Digital Bond, SANS and Idaho National Labs. However, when reviewing the syllabi of these courses, I feel that they tend to focus too much on either (1) theoretical aspects of the problem, or (2) the "hacking" or "red team" side of ICS security.
Knowing this, and not trying to duplicate what is currently available, I have decided to launch my own course entitled "Understanding and Security Industrial Control Systems". This course will be primarily focused on "securing" or "blue teaming" the ICS and will involve several labs that reinforce the selection and implementation of security controls relating specifically to ICS.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
Industrial Control System Cybersecurity Advanced Training - Feb. 14-18
The United States Department of Homeland Security Control Systems Security Program (CSSP) is pleased to announce the next Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Advanced Training, scheduled for February 14-18, 2011, in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
This week long training course will provide intensive hands-on training on protecting and securing control systems from cyber attacks. The event will also include a Red Team - Blue Team exercise that will be conducted within an actual control systems environment. It will provide participants an opportunity to network and collaborate with other colleagues involved in operating and protecting control systems networks.
There is no tuition fee; however, travel, lodging, and meals are at the expense of the participant. Please see the attached flyer for additional registration information. You can also find this information on the CSSP website: http://www.us-cert.gov/control_systems/cscalendar.html
This week long training course will provide intensive hands-on training on protecting and securing control systems from cyber attacks. The event will also include a Red Team - Blue Team exercise that will be conducted within an actual control systems environment. It will provide participants an opportunity to network and collaborate with other colleagues involved in operating and protecting control systems networks.
There is no tuition fee; however, travel, lodging, and meals are at the expense of the participant. Please see the attached flyer for additional registration information. You can also find this information on the CSSP website: http://www.us-cert.gov/control_systems/cscalendar.html
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