This four-day training develops the capability to assess risk in SCADA and broader Industrial Control Systems (ICS) environments and translate that risk into a practical protection program. Participants learn how SCADA, DCS, and PLC ecosystems differ from enterprise IT, how common ICS threats and vulnerabilities materialize, and how to design security architecture and controls that fit safety, availability, and operational constraints. The course emphasizes program design, network security architecture, implementation of ICS controls, incident management and continuity linkage, monitoring and measurement, and security testing practices adapted to SCADA systems.
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This course runs multiple times per year, onsite and online.
Explain how SCADA/ICS security priorities differ from traditional IT security
Structure a SCADA security program with clear scope, governance, and risk ownership
Design segmentation and defensive architecture patterns that fit OT constraints
Operationalize incident management and link it to business continuity objectives
Run a testing approach that is safe for production ICS and produces actionable outcomes
“Henri perfectly filled in the gaps in our knowledge and tailored the course contents to our difficult schedules, many thanks !”
Simon Baynes
BCMS manager
MSC MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY SA
“Henri and Alexis conducted a focused, intensive four-day ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer Course of immediate relevance to The Global Fund. Participants representing both IT and Risk are now better prepared to design and operationise a corporate ISMS.”
Andreas Tamberg
Senior advisors enterprise risk management
The Global Fund
“Overall enjoyable training. To the point end trainer kept clear focused.”
Stephane Di Bari
Service operations manager
UNICC
Get instant answers to common questions about this course from our expert trainers.
SCADA/ICS security prioritizes safety and availability under operational constraints, so controls must be engineered to avoid disrupting physical processes.
“In SCADA/ICS, security must be compatible with safe and continuous operations.”
Expert Trainer
Scope the program around critical functions, the most exposed access paths, and the changes that are safe to implement within OT operational constraints.
“A SCADA program succeeds when scope matches operational reality.”
Expert Trainer
Risk often drops fastest by tightening remote access, improving segmentation, and controlling pathways to engineering and administrative functions.
“In SCADA, controlling pathways often matters more than adding tools.”
Expert Trainer
SCADA/ICS testing must be planned to avoid operational impact, using controlled methods, clear authorization, and safe scoping before any intrusive activity.
“In SCADA, a good test is one that improves security without creating outages.”
Expert Trainer
It best fits professionals who influence SCADA/ICS risk decisions, architecture, or operations, while those seeking purely software-focused security skills may need a different path.
“SCADA security is most effective when security and operations share a common model of risk.”
Expert Trainer
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