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Best Practices for Cybersecurity Diagnosis in Industrial Environments

978-84-942379-3-5

The main objectives of the industrial cybersecurity diagnosis is to assess the cybersecurity of industrial plants identifying the vulnerabilities and risks they are facing. It proposes as well actions to overcome such risks.

In addition, if you want to acquire the necessary knowledge to apply a cybersecurity diagnosis in an industrial environment, we encourage you to sign up for the practical workshop that CCI organizes: T02. Workshop of Diagnosis of cybersecurity in an industrial automation environment. Workshop based on this document (which will be delivered at no additional cost as workshop documentation), during which the following topics will be addressed:

  • Industrial automation technologies and risk scenarios
  • Industrial use case
  • Diagnostic characteristics
  • Methodology and interviews
  • Network Architecture Diagnosis
  • Systems Diagnosis
  • Physical security diagnosis
  • Third party diagnosis
  • The diagnosis report and its presentation

For further information about this Workshop, please visit: https://www.cci-es.org/Diagnosis

If you prefer a more complete training in which to put this document into practice together with other publications of relevant interest, we encourage you to enroll in the practical course that CCI organizes: C02. Course of Cybersecurity Responsible in IACS (Industrial and Automation Control Systems).
More information about this Course at: https://www.cci-es.org/CourseIACS

 

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01/11/2014
250€

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