For Professionals in Industries with exposure to ICS/OT
Industrial Cyber Security
Focused on manufacturing and ICS/OT environments, this course covers securing operational technology, preventing cyber threats in production, and ensuring industrial security compliance.
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Key Take-aways and Skills For Learners (Employees)
Cyber Threat Awareness in ICS/OT Environments
Understand the key cyber threats targeting industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT), including ransomware, phishing, and insider attacks. Learn how these threats impact industrial safety, business continuity, and production downtime.
Differentiating IT and OT Security
Grasp the critical differences between IT and OT security and why ICS/OT environments require specialized protection. Learn how to identify and address unique vulnerabilities, such as legacy systems, remote access risks, and third-party integrations.
Safe AI Usage Practices in ICS/OT Systems
Learn how to interact securely with AI-driven tools, such as predictive maintenance and automation systems, and ensure that these technologies are safeguarded against data exposure and other cyber risks.
Compliance with ICS/OT Security Standards
Develop an understanding of key ICS/OT security frameworks, including IEC 62443, NIST CSF, and ISO 27001. Learn how to align industrial cyber security practices with regional and international data protection laws to maintain audit readiness and security governance.
Incident Detection & Reporting
Learn best practices to detect cyber threats early and respond effectively to minimize damage. Understand how to report security incidents and coordinate with IT and security teams to mitigate risks and ensure business continuity in healthcare environments.
Who in Your Workforce Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for non-technical employees in manufacturing, industrial, and ICS/OT environments who play a role in maintaining cyber security awareness and data protection.
Recommended for:
Production staff and plant operators
Staff interacting with industrial control systems and connected devices.
HR, Marketing, and Customer Support teams
Staff responsible for handling sensitive data and communication.
Supply chain and logistics professionals
Staff working with third-party vendors and industrial partners.
Senior Leadership and management teams
Staff responsible for security governance and compliance.
ICS/OT security teams and compliance officers
Individuals looking to educate non-technical staff on industrial cyber threats.
What’s Included in the Course?
This is a 45-minute interactive e-Learning module designed to deliver practical, high-impact learning in a short amount of time. Perfect for busy professionals.
The course includes:
10 Real-World Cyber Security Case Studies
10 Assessments with 22 Quiz Questions
Click-and-Learn Interactions
Certificate of Completion
Course Content
Through real-world scenarios and practical learning, participants will develop the skills needed to identify threats, apply security best practices, and contribute to a resilient industrial security posture.
Section 1: Understanding the ICS/OT Cyber Threat Landscape
Overview of modern cyber threats targeting industrial environments. Real-world cases of ransomware, phishing, and insider threats in ICS/OT. The impact of cyber attacks on industrial safety, production downtime, and business continuity.
Section 2. Core Components and Security Challenges in ICS/OT Environments
Key differences between IT and OT security and why ICS systems require special protection. Common ICS/OT vulnerabilities, including legacy systems, remote access risks, and third-party integrations. The importance of network segmentation, asset inventory management, and physical security controls.
Section 3. Cyber Security Best Practices for Manufacturing Environments
This section covers 10 critical cyber security best practices, specifically tailored for employees working in manufacturing and industrial settings:
3.1. Secure Authentication
Strong authentication policies, including multi-factor authentication (MFA) and role-based access controls, to prevent unauthorized access to industrial networks and control systems.
3.2. Identifying and Avoiding Phishing & AI-Driven Scams
How social engineering attacks target industrial employees and vendors, and how to recognize fake emails, deceptive invoices, and AI-generated phishing scams.
3.3. Preventing and Responding to Ransomware Attacks
Understanding the impact of ransomware on industrial processes, preventing infections, and responding to ICS-specific ransomware threats.
3.4. Identifying and Reporting Cyber Security Incidents
The importance of timely reporting of cyber incidents, such as unauthorized system access, data leaks, and operational disruptions.
3.5. Safe Internet and Email Practices
Avoiding malware infections in factory and warehouse settings by recognizing suspicious links, verifying external communications, and restricting personal device usage.
3.6. Preventing Data Mishandling & Unauthorized Access
Secure handling of operational data, customer records, and intellectual property.
3.7. Securing Your Mobile Devices
Protecting mobile devices and industrial tablets used on the factory floor to prevent unauthorized network access and industrial espionage.
3.8. Securing Remote Work Environments
Ensuring secure access for remote engineers, vendors, and technicians, preventing unauthorized entry into ICS networks and SCADA systems.
3.9. Safe Social Media Use
Preventing accidental data leaks or corporate espionage through oversharing industrial operations, contracts, or technology details on social media and messaging apps.
3.10. Safe AI Usage Practices
Understanding how AI-driven automation and predictive maintenance tools interact with ICS/OT systems, ensuring they are secured against data exposure and cyber risks.
Section 4. Regulatory Compliance and Data Protection in ICS/OT
- Overview of ICS/OT security frameworks such as IEC 62443, NIST CSF, and ISO 27001.
- Compliance with regional and international data protection laws in manufacturing environments.
- Best practices for audit readiness, security governance, and vendor risk management.
Section 5. Summary and Results
- Recap of key cyber security and ICS/OT security best practices covered in the course.
- Review of learner progress and final assessment results to measure knowledge retention.
- Reinforcing the importance of continuous cyber security awareness in manufacturing environments.
Certification for Successful Learners
Recognize and celebrate your employees’ commitment to cybersecurity with an official certificate — personalized and company-branded.
Earn the Credential
Employees who complete the course and score 80% or higher on the assessments receive the Cyber Security Awareness Essentials for Employees.
Digital & Shareable
Certificates are delivered digitally and can be proudly shared on internal platforms or LinkedIn.
Company-Branded Certificate*
Each certificate features your organization’s name, reinforcing your internal security culture.
Drive Engagement
Certification encourages accountability and motivates learners to adopt and retain secure behavior at work.
License This Course for Your Organization
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- Company-Branded Certification – Recognize and certify successful learners. *
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