Industrial security training

Training of industrial personnel is crucial to enterprise security and safety

The training involves different levels of security, standards, and procedures from different suppliers and contractors. Internal and external personnel must have the same understanding of security requirements and expectations.


The training course allows participants to gain a wide range of knowledge for SCADA/ICS security management. Students will gain all the necessary skills to solve the most difficult problems. These skills include:

  1. Risk assessment for SCADA/ICS systems
  2. User and system access control
  3. Network security configuration
  4. Ensuring fault tolerance of industrial systems

The training is adapted for audiences with different knowledge levels. If you are just a beginner, you will do simple training tasks. If you are a professional, we will suggest you solve difficult problems. Therefore, the gained experience adds tangible value to the trainees as specialists.


Training audience

  • CTO, CIO
  • SCADA/ICS security specialists
  • SCADA/ICS architects
  • SCADA/ICS software developers
  • SCADA/ICS system administrators
  • Project managers who implement SCADA/ICS
  • SCADA/ICS auditors

Service summary

⏳ Duration of project

The preparation takes 2 to 6 weeks. The training session typically takes 3 to 5 work days. In some cases, up to 10 work days.

🎁 Can it be free or have a testing period?

Free consultation and initial analysis of business requirements.

💼 What type of business needs it?

Manufacturing, energy, utilities, IoT, healthcare providers, financial institutions, government agencies, etc.

💡 When is this service needed?

When your personnel make too many mistakes, when you have security incidents or requirements of NERC CIP, ISA/IEC 62443, etc.

📈 Your profit

Reduced risk of security incidents and breaches, which can lead to financial losses, reputational damage, and legal consequences.

⚙️ Our methods and tools

Theoretical and hands-on training, simulators, virtual environments, specialized hardware and software, case studies, practical exercises, workshops.

📑 Deliverables

Presentations, documentation, manuals, assessments of effectiveness, certificates of completion, etc.

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Theoretical section

  1. Industrial ISMS basics
  2. Administrative and logical controls of industrial network security
  3. Risk assessment and management
  4. Disaster recovery and backup strategies
  5. Secure network (segmentation, DMZ, internetworking)
  6. User access control
  7. Network security tools
  8. Backup tools and data availability
  9. Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
  10. Virtual environment security

Practical section

  1. Data inventory
  2. IDS/IPS deployment planning
  3. Creating risk registry
  4. Planning VPN connections
  5. Incident recovery
  6. Firewall settings between two industrial network segments
  7. Configuring routing for industrial network connection to DMZ
  8. Traffic analysis
  9. Creating access policies
  10. Evaluating and testing disaster recovery and backup policies

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FAQ

Industrial security training educates employees about maintaining security in industrial environments. It covers:

  • Identifying and responding to security threats
  • Preventing security breaches
  • Physical security
  • Information security
  • Access control
  • Emergency response
  • Incident reporting
  • Security policies and procedures

The training often includes practical exercises simulating security incidents. It's typically mandatory for employees in industrial settings like manufacturing plants or warehouses.

Learning industrial security is important for:

  • Protection of assets: Preventing theft, sabotage, or damage to company property
  • Prevention of accidents: Identifying hazards and responding to emergencies
  • Compliance with regulations: Ensuring adherence to industry-specific security requirements
  • Protection of sensitive information: Preventing unauthorized access and data breaches
  • Improved productivity: Creating a secure workplace environment

The best cybersecurity training depends on individual needs and goals. Consider:

  • Content: Relevance to your job or industry
  • Format: In-person vs. online delivery
  • Reputation: Industry recognition and reviews
  • Certification: Programs offering valuable certifications
  • Cost: Training expenses and additional costs

Popular programs include:

  • CompTIA Security+
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
  • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
  • SANS Institute training programs

Choose a program that aligns with your career aspirations and specific requirements.

Training requirements for a cybersecurity career vary depending on the specific role and expertise level. Common fundamental skills and certifications include:

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity:

  • Principles of security
  • Risk management
  • Threat analysis
  • Incident response

Technical Skills:

  • Proficiency in cybersecurity tools (firewalls, intrusion detection systems, vulnerability scanners)

Networking and Operating Systems:

  • Understanding of security vulnerabilities
  • Knowledge of securing networks and operating systems

Programming Skills:

  • Basic programming, especially for specializations like penetration testing or malware analysis

Certifications:

  • CompTIA Security+
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
  • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
  • Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)

Continued Education:

  • Ongoing training
  • Participation in industry events or conferences

The cost of industrial security training varies based on:

  • Location
  • Duration of training
  • Level of expertise required
  • Training provider

Cost range:

  • Basic online courses: Free
  • Comprehensive specialized programs: Up to several thousand dollars per person
  • Average cost: $500 to $2,500 per person

Important considerations:

  • Training is an investment for both employers and employees
  • Benefits include risk mitigation, asset protection, improved job performance, and career advancement opportunities

Business cases of projects we completed

Audit of smart contracts and blockchain
Business Automation
Information security incident response and investigation
Managed security and compliance (ISO 27001, etc.)
Security analysis of software source code
Security assessment: audits and penetration tests
Security Operations Center cases