Practical 62443 Based Risk Assessment Exercise- Ot Security

Step-by-Step Guide to Conducting a 62443-Based Risk Assessment in Industrial Control Systems (ICS). Are You Ready ?

What you'll learn

Conduct Comprehensive Risk Assessments-Learners will be able to perform thorough risk assessments on Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

Develop and Implement Mitigation Strategies: Learners will learn how to develop effective mitigation strategies to address identified risks

Enhance Operational Security and Compliance: Learners will be equipped with the skills to enhance the overall security posture of their ICS environments

Create report and next steps after assessment

Requirements

Industrial knowledge of DCS/SCADA/PLC is mandatory, if you don't know don't buy!

No programming knowledge required, for core industrial professionals!

Understanding of ICS/OT environment

Prior experience required in ICS–-CAUTION, its mandatory!

Architecture awareness of OT systems

Description

Are You Ready to Master the Art of Cybersecurity Risk Assessment?In a world where industrial environments are under constant threat, understanding how to conduct a thorough, standards-based risk assessment is crucial. But let’s face it—most courses out there leave you guessing, offering only a surface-level overview without the practical, step-by-step guidance you need. This course is different.Why This Course Is a Game-Changer:This is the course that finally demystifies the process of conducting a 62443-based cybersecurity risk assessment in a plant environment. We’ve taken the complex and often confusing world of ICS risk assessment and broken it down into a clear, actionable, step-by-step approach. By the end of this course, you won’t just understand how to perform a risk assessment—you’ll be able to do it with confidence.What You'll Learn:Step-by-Step Guidance: Every detail is covered. From understanding the foundational requirements of IEC 62443 to executing each phase of the risk assessment process, you'll follow a structured path designed for real-world application.Hands-On Experience: This isn’t just theory. You’ll dive into practical exercises, conducting risk assessments at different levels of an industrial control system. Learn by doing, and build the expertise that others only talk about.Comprehensive Coverage: Unlike other courses that skim the surface, this course goes deep. We’ll walk you through everything from asset inventory and system architecture to identifying threats, calculating risk, and developing mitigation strategies.Why You Need This Course Right Now:Most courses leave you with more questions than answers, but this one gives you the full picture. If you’re looking to gain a competitive edge and become an expert in 62443-based risk assessment, this is your opportunity. Don’t settle for incomplete knowledge—this course is your roadmap to mastering the skills that are in high demand.Who Is This Course For?This course is perfect for cybersecurity professionals, ICS engineers, plant managers, and anyone who needs a clear, comprehensive understanding of how to protect industrial environments from cyber threats.Don’t Wait—Secure Your Future in Cybersecurity Today!Enroll now and start your journey towards becoming a trusted expert in conducting 62443-based risk assessments. This is the detailed, step-by-step guide you’ve been waiting for—don’t miss out!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction and Course Overview

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 The importance of risk assessment in ICS environments.

Section 2: Virtual Tour and Understanding the ICS Environment

Lecture 3 Virtual Tour

Lecture 4 Asset inventory and classification

Lecture 5 System Architecture

Section 3: Terminologies used for Risk Assessment

Lecture 6 UTL, MTL & ATL

Lecture 7 Tolerable Risk , CRRF & SL-T Calculation

Lecture 8 Risk Matrix Explantion

Section 4: Practical Risk Assessment Workshop

Lecture 9 Materials

Lecture 10 Level 0 Risk Assessment

Lecture 11 Level 1 PLC Risk Assessment

Lecture 12 Level 1 Network Switch

Lecture 13 Level 1 NTP Server Risk Assessment

Lecture 14 Level 2 HMI Risk Assessment

Lecture 15 Level 2 Historian Risk assessment

Lecture 16 Level 3 EWS1&2 Risk Assessment

Lecture 17 Level 3.5 Firewall 2 Risk Assessment

Section 5: Reporting and Recommendations

Lecture 18 Creating the Risk Assessment Report

Lecture 19 Next Steps After the Risk Assessment

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,Cybersecurity managers who are responsible for OT systems,Vendors that are developing products that will be deployed as part of an OT system