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The Industrial Cyber Security Course is built for professionals who need more than awareness — they need the skills to assess, control, and respond to real cyber threats targeting industrial environments.
Cyber attacks on industrial systems are no longer theoretical. From control system breaches to operational technology vulnerabilities, the risks are direct and the consequences severe. This Industrial Cyber Security Training addresses those threats head-on, covering everything from risk assessment and international security standards to building a fully operational cyber response plan.
Participants move through a structured five-day journey — understanding the threat landscape, evaluating their organisation's security posture, managing Industrial Control Systems, implementing security controls, and developing a cyber response strategy that works in practice.
This course is grounded in real-world application, not just theory. It equips professionals with the frameworks, standards, and decision-making tools needed to reduce cyber risk and protect critical industrial operations
The Industrial Cyber Security Course is designed to build both the technical understanding and strategic thinking required to protect industrial environments from evolving cyber threats.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
The Industrial Cyber Security Training is designed for professionals responsible for protecting industrial systems, operational technology, and critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
This course is suitable for:
The Industrial Cyber Security Course is delivered through a structured, practical learning approach that progresses from foundational concepts through to advanced response planning. Each day is designed to build on the previous, ensuring participants develop both knowledge and confidence across all areas of industrial cyber security.
The course balances technical depth with strategic application, making it relevant for both technical specialists and operations-focused professionals.
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Common questions about our training courses
IT security focuses on protecting data, networks, and business systems. Industrial Cyber Security specifically addresses the protection of Operational Technology (OT) environments — including industrial control systems, SCADA, and automation infrastructure — where a breach can impact physical operations, safety, and critical infrastructure.
OT security refers to the practices and controls that protect hardware and software managing physical industrial processes. Unlike IT systems, a compromised OT environment can cause equipment failure, production shutdowns, safety incidents, or environmental damage — making its protection business-critical.
Ethical hacking involves authorised attempts to identify vulnerabilities in systems before malicious actors do. This course introduces ethical hacking concepts specifically in the context of industrial environments — helping professionals understand how attackers think and how to strengthen defences accordingly
Many industrial control systems were designed for reliability and longevity, not security. They often run legacy software, lack regular patching cycles, and are increasingly connected to corporate IT networks — creating exposure points that cyber attackers actively target.
The course covers ISO 27799 for information security management and ISA99, the internationally recognised standard for automation and industrial cyber security. Participants learn how to assess their organisation against these frameworks and apply them practically.
A robust cyber response plan should define the response strategy, outline the composition of the cyber response team, identify service vendor support structures, establish escalation procedures, and integrate with corporate governance. The course walks participants through building each of these components.
