IEEE Operational Technology (OT) Security Part 2
Description
This course offers a deep learning into securing operational technology (OT) environments, covering industrial control systems, IIoT infrastructures, and real-world cyber-physical case studies. It blends theory with hands-on practices to help you understand, assess, and protect critical industrial systems from modern threats.
Objectives
The goal is to equip learners with specialized knowledge in OT cybersecurity, including network and device hardening, risk assessment, IIoT security, and incident response.
Through real-world case studies and testbed simulations, students will develop a practical understanding of how to secure connected and legacy systems.
Course Topics
- OT Network and Device Security – Concepts and Case Studies
- Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Security
- Risk Assessment and Testing for OT Security
- Cybersecurity for connected systems Case Studies
- Incident Response for OT Incidents
Why You Should Enrol
As OT systems increasingly converge with IT and the cloud, the attack surface expands. Enrolling in this course prepares you for one of the most in-demand and niche cybersecurity domains, backed by industry-relevant case studies and hands-on insights. Whether you're aiming for a career in critical infrastructure protection or boosting your current role, this course bridges the gap.
How Will This Course Help You
You’ll walk away with the ability to assess threats, secure industrial protocols, and respond effectively to OT-specific incidents.
The course gives you a head start in tackling real-world vulnerabilities across industries like manufacturing, energy, transportation, and healthcare
Who Can Enrol
This course is ideal for cybersecurity enthusiasts, working professionals in industrial sectors, IT and OT engineers, and learners with an interest in industrial automation or connected systems.
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of networking and security will be helpful but is not mandatory.