Protecting Industrial Control Systems: A Comprehensive Training Program Covering ICS Fundamentals, Advanced Techniques

What you'll learn

Basics to advanced of ICS /OT Cybersecurity

Handson practice on ICS protocols on Wireshark

Handson practice of powershell commands

Purdue Model in Details

Programing methods of PLC and Controllers

Communication mediums used in ICS

Requirements

Basic Industrial Software Knowledge Windows Server, Workstation

Prior experience in ICS required otherwise will be tough but not impossible

Description

Are you interested in learning how to secure industrial control systems and networks? Do you want to gain practical skills and in-depth knowledge of ICS fundamentals, protocols, operating systems, and communication networks? Look no further than this comprehensive training program.In this course, you'll start with the basics of industrial control systems, including general control system concepts, ICS processes, and the roles and responsibilities of different ICS personnel. You'll then dive into the Purdue reference model, exploring levels 0 to 5 and the extended Purdue model in detail.Next, you'll learn about communication protocols commonly used in industrial control systems, including Modbus, DNP3, IEC 61850-8-1 MMS and GOOSE, Profinet, Profibus, ICCP, and OPC. You'll also discover various communication media and connectors, as well as different types of wireless communication technologies, including Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Bluetooth, and RFID.Throughout the course, you'll explore various operating systems commonly used in industrial control systems, for Windows and learn about their lifecycle, compatibility, security policy, and hardening techniques. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to secure industrial control systems and networks against cyber threats. Whether you're an ICS engineer, IT professional, or security specialist, this course will provide you with practical techniques and strategies to protect critical infrastructure and improve the security posture of your organization

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Control System

Lecture 2 HMI

Lecture 3 ICS Process

Lecture 4 ICS Roles

Section 2: Purdue Models

Lecture 5 Purdue Model

Lecture 6 Level-0

Lecture 7 Level-1

Lecture 8 Level-2

Lecture 9 Level-3

Lecture 10 Level 3.5

Lecture 11 Level-4

Lecture 12 Level-5

Lecture 13 Reference Purdue Model

Lecture 14 Extended Purdue Model

Lecture 15 Future Model

Section 3: ICS and Program Types

Lecture 16 Controller Programming

Lecture 17 Sequential Function Chart

Lecture 18 Function Block Diagram

Lecture 19 Ladder Logic

Lecture 20 Structured Text

Lecture 21 Instruction list

Lecture 22 Field Devices

Section 4: Protocols

Lecture 23 OSI Layers

Lecture 24 TCP/IP

Lecture 25 Ethernet/IP

Lecture 26 Ethernet IP-CIP Wireshark Analysis

Lecture 27 Modbus

Lecture 28 Modbus Wireshark Analysis

Lecture 29 Modbus Hacking

Lecture 30 DNP3

Lecture 31 DNP3 Wireshark Analysis

Lecture 32 IEC61850-GOOSE

Lecture 33 IEC61850-MMS

Lecture 34 OPC Classic & UA

Lecture 35 ICCP

Section 5: Communication Medium

Lecture 36 Communication Medium

Lecture 37 Media Connectors

Lecture 38 802.11 Wireless

Lecture 39 Wireless Attacks

Lecture 40 Zigbee

Lecture 41 Bluetooth

Lecture 42 Wireless HART

Lecture 43 ISA100.11a

Lecture 44 RFID

Lecture 45 Cellular Communication

Lecture 46 Satellite Communication

Section 6: Operating System-Windows

Lecture 47 Windows and EOL

Lecture 48 Windows Lifecycle

Lecture 49 Application Compatibility

Lecture 50 Powershell Lab 1- Help,Command & Member

Lecture 51 Powershell lab-2 - Location, Process

Lecture 52 Powershell lab-3 -Hotfix, Firewall Rules

Lecture 53 Powershell lab-4 - File Hash, User & Execution policy

Lecture 54 Powershell lab-5 -Network

Lecture 55 Powershell lab-6 - WMI Object

Control engineers, integrators, and architects who design or implement OT systems,System administrators, engineers, and other information technology (IT) professionals who administer, patch, or secure OT systems,Security consultants who perform security assessments and penetration testing of OT systems,Researchers and analysts who are trying to have hands-on experience,Engineers who need practical understanding of systems,Vendors that are developing products that will be deployed as part of an OT system