Industrial ICS/OT Cybersecurity A To Z As Per NIST 800-82

What you'll learn
About NIST 800-82
NIST 800-82 complete explanation
OT security risk management .
Guidance on applying the Cybersecurity Framework to OT systems
Applying the Risk Management Framework to OT systems
Defense in Depth Architecture
OT Security capabilities and tools
Development and deployment of an OT cybersecurity program
Requirements
Basic Industrial Software Knowledge Like DCS/SCADA/PLC/RTU etc
No programming knowledge required
Basic understanding of ICS/OT environment
No prior experience required
Architecture awareness of OT systems
Description
Industrial cybersecurity based on the NIST guidelines. OT is critical to the operation of critical infrastructures, which are often highly interconnected, mutually dependent systems. It is important to note that while federal agencies operate many of the nation's critical infrastructures, many others are privately owned and operated.This course is created after thoroughly understanding and practically implementing in the OT environment, so this 6-hour course is summarised version of the NIST 800-82 standard. It will help to understand what it contains and how it should be understood. So, following are the basic topics which we will cover in this course:1. OT Overview: DCS/PLC/PLC/BACS/PACS2. About Cybersecurity program development3. Risk Management for OT systems4. OT Cybersecurity Architecture5. Cybersecurity Framework6. OT Security capabilities and toolsAfter finishing this course, you will have following understanding:1. Good grasp of NIST 800-82 Standard2. What technologies are required for securing a OT infrastructure.3. What is cybersecurity framework4. What to do to achieve defense in depth architecture5. Why cybersecurity program is required and how to set up6. Feel confident about referring standards in professional discussions7. Will help in cracking interviewsThis course provides guidance for establishing secure operational technology (OT) while addressing OT's unique performance, reliability, and safety requirements. OT encompasses a broad range of programmable systems and devices that interact with the physical environment (or manage devices that interact with the physical environment). These systems and devices detect or cause a direct change through monitoring and/or control of devices, processes, and events.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: OT Overview
Lecture 2 OT Based system and their interdependencies
Lecture 3 SCADA Systems
Lecture 4 Distributed Control Systems
Lecture 5 Programmable Logic Controller Based Topologies
Lecture 6 Building Automation Systems
Lecture 7 Physical Access Control Systems
Lecture 8 Safety Systems
Lecture 9 Industrial Internet of Things
Section 3: OT Cybersecurity Program Development
Lecture 10 OT Cybersecurity Program
Lecture 11 Establish Charter for OT Cybersecurity program
Lecture 12 Benefits of OT Cybersecurity Program
Lecture 13 OT Cybersecurity Program Content
Section 4: Risk Management for OT Systems
Lecture 14 Managing OT Security Risk
Lecture 15 Framing OT Risk
Lecture 16 Assessing Risk
Lecture 17 Responding to Risk
Lecture 18 Monitoring Risk
Lecture 19 Applying Risk Management Framework
Lecture 20 Prepare
Lecture 21 Categorize
Lecture 22 Select
Lecture 23 Implement
Lecture 24 Assess
Lecture 25 Authorize
Lecture 26 Monitor
Section 5: OT Cybersecurity Architecture
Lecture 27 Defense in Depth Architecture
Lecture 28 Layer-1 Security Management
Lecture 29 Layer-2 Physical Security
Lecture 30 Layer-3 Network Security
Lecture 31 Network Architecture
Lecture 32 Centralized Logging
Lecture 33 Network Monitoring
Lecture 34 Zero trust architecture
Lecture 35 Layer-4 Hardware Security
Lecture 36 Layer-5 Software Security
Lecture 37 Additional Considerations
Lecture 38 Distributed Control System (DCS)-Based OT Systems
Lecture 39 DCS/PLC-Based OT with IIoT
Lecture 40 SCADA-Based OT Environments
Section 6: Applying the Cybersecurity Framework to OT
Lecture 41 Identify
Lecture 42 Asset Management (ID.AM)
Lecture 43 Governance (ID.GV)
Lecture 44 Risk Assessment (ID.RA)
Lecture 45 Risk Management strategy (ID.RM)
Lecture 46 Supply Chain Risk Management (ID.SC)
Lecture 47 Protect
Lecture 48 Identity Management and Access Control (PR.AC)
Lecture 49 Logical Access Controls (PR.AC)
Lecture 50 Physical Access Controls (PR.AC-2)
Lecture 51 Network Segmentation and Isolation (PR.AC-5)
Lecture 52 User, Device, and Asset Authentication (PR.AC-7
Lecture 53 Awareness and Training (PR.AT)
Lecture 54 Data Security (PR.DS)
Lecture 55 Information Protection Processes and Procedures (PR.IP)
Lecture 56 Configuration Change Control (Configuration Management) (PR.IP-3)
Lecture 57 Backups (PR.IP-4)
Lecture 58 Physical Operating Environment (PR.IP-5)
Lecture 59 Response and Recovery Plans (PR.IP-9) and Response and Recovery Plan Testing
Lecture 60 Maintenance (PR.MA)
Lecture 61 Protective Technology (PR.PT)
Lecture 62 Detect
Lecture 63 Anomalies and Events (DE.AE)
Lecture 64 Security Continuous Monitoring (DE.CM)
Lecture 65 Network Monitoring (DE.CM-1
Lecture 66 System Use Monitoring (DE.CM-1 and DE-CM-3)
Lecture 67 Malicious Code Detection (DE.CM-4)
Lecture 68 Vulnerability Scanning (DE.CM-8)
Lecture 69 Detection Process (DE.DP)
Lecture 70 Respond
Lecture 71 Response Planning (RS.RP)
Lecture 72 Response Communications (RS.CO)
Lecture 73 Response Analysis (RS.AN)
Lecture 74 Response Mitigation (RS.MI)
Lecture 75 Response Improvements (RS.IM)
Lecture 76 Recover
Lecture 77 Recovery Planning/Improvements/Communication
Section 7: OT Security Capabilities and Tools
Lecture 78 Segmentation-Firewall
Lecture 79 Segmentation-Unidirectional Gateways
Lecture 80 Segmentation-VLAN
Lecture 81 Segmentation-Software Defined Networking
Lecture 82 Network Monitoring/SIEM-BAD/DLP
Lecture 83 Network Monitoring/SIEM-Deception & Digital Twin
Lecture 84 Data Security- Immutable storage/Hashing
Lecture 85 Data Security-Digital Signatures/Remote Access
Section 8: Summary & Conclusion
Lecture 86 What we learnt?
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,Managers who are responsible for OT systems,Senior management who need to better understand risk for OT systems as they justify and apply an OT cybersecurity program,Researchers and analysts who are trying to understand the unique security needs of OT systems,Vendors that are developing products that will be deployed as part of an OT system

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