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Cyber Security Vulnerability Analysis for Manufacturing and
Computer Control Systems
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"This course was an excellent
introduction to methods and principle of the C.S.V.A
process.”
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Raymond Gray, Noveon/Lubrizol
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Course Description
Many companies have conducted security vulnerability
analyses (SVAs) to evaluate the risks of physical attacks on their
facilities and many have been hardened since September 11, 2001. However,
the importance of cyber security for manufacturing and computer control
systems has only recently been recognized and therefore has not yet been
addressed by most industrial companies. Appropriate security measures must
be taken to avoid events which could have impacts as tragic as those of
September 11, 2001. Lesser cyber attacks have already occurred. Action is
needed now to deal with this threat. Companies must conduct cyber security
vulnerability analyse (CSVAs) to identify threats to their computer
control systems, determine if vulnerabilities are present, and evaluate
existing countermeasures to determine if they need to be strengthened or
new ones implemented.
This course provides step-by-step instruction in the
use of scenario-based, asset-based and sneak-path CSVA methods.
Preparation, organization, recording, conducting, reporting, and follow-up
of CSVA studies are covered. Attendees will apply CSVA techniques in
workshop sessions.
These methods can be used to conduct stand-alone CSVAs,
CSVAs as adjuncts to existing physical SVAs, or combined physical and
cyber SVAs. They can be used to address cyber (and physical security) not
only for manufacturing and control systems but also for IT computer
systems used in business management and computer systems used in the value
chain (encompassing activities associated with the design, procurement,
manufacturing, marketing, distribution, transportation, customer support,
use, recycle and disposal of products).
Objective
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Understand how to perform target and threat
analysis
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Know how to screen facilities for vulnerability
analysis.
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Be able to participate in or lead CSVA studies.
Target Audience
Individuals who will participate in or lead cyber
security vulnerability analyses.
Prerequisite
Familiarity with computer networks and control systems.
Knowledge of cyber security. Completion of Primatech’s training course,
"Understanding and Applying Cyber Security for Manufacturing and
Computer Control Systems", meets the prerequisites.
Course Contents
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Overview
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Target analysis
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Threat analysis
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Risk-based prioritization (facility screening)
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Preparing and organizing for CSVA
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Subdividing the system
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Recording studies
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Vulnerability analysis methods
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First CSVA session
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Vulnerabilities
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Consequences
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Countermeasures
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Risk ranking
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Recommendations
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Evaluating countermeasures
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Reporting
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Follow-up
Duration / CEUs
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Two days
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1.4 CEUs awarded
Tuition
See
Information on Pricing and Registration - USA for pricing and
registration information.
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For more information
about training courses, contact us at
training@primatech.com, by fax at
1-614-841-9805 (any time), or call us at 1-614-841-9800.
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Brochures / Information Request
For more information, please
contact our Manager of Training Services at
614-841-9800 or via email at
training@primatech.com.
Training
Discount Offers
Attend both of these courses in the same week
for a total cost of $1,600 (savings of $390). Normal price would
be $995 per course or $1,990. For more information and
additional training discount offers,
see
Information on Pricing and Registration - USA
and Training/Software
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