LEVEL 01
OT Security Fundamentals
How industrial networks are built, why IT security practice breaks when applied to them, and the vocabulary both sides need to work together. For engineers, IT staff and managers new to OT.
Training — in partnership with OTSEC.io
Train the team that has to live with the network.
Consultants leave. Your engineers stay. As an OTSEC.io partner we deliver OT cybersecurity training that is built by practitioners, using real captures and real incidents rather than slideware.
Tracks
From first exposure to deep protocol work
Programmes are tailored to the audience. A control engineer and a SOC analyst need the same facts explained in very different ways.
LEVEL 02
Threat & Protocol Analysis
Reading industrial traffic directly. Modbus, S7comm, DNP3, IEC 61850 and friends - what normal looks like, what an anomaly looks like, and how to tell the difference under pressure.
LEVEL 03
Incident Response for OT
Responding without taking production down. Containment options when you cannot reboot, evidence handling, and the decision points that belong to operations rather than security.
LEVEL 04
Compliance in Practice
OTCC, IEC 62443 and NIST CSF translated into day-to-day engineering actions, with the evidence each control actually expects.
LEVEL 05
Platform Administration
Hands-on enablement on the platforms we deploy, so your team can run policy, tuning and upgrades without a call-out.
CUSTOM
Built for your site
We can build a programme around your own architecture, your own captures and your own incident history. This is the format most clients get the most out of.
Discuss a custom programmeDelivery formats
Online, onsite, or both
Self-paced online through the OTSEC.io platform - video lessons your team works through on their own schedule, with lifetime access.
Onsite workshops delivered at your facility in the UAE, Jordan, Saudi Arabia or elsewhere in the region, typically two to five days.
Blended - online fundamentals first so everyone arrives at the same baseline, then onsite time spent on your actual environment.
Who it is for
Mixed rooms work best
The most useful sessions we run put control engineers, IT network staff and security analysts in the same room. Most OT security failures happen in the gap between those three groups, not inside any one of them.
Control & automation engineers
IT / network teams
SOC analysts
Security architects
Compliance & audit
Operations management
Training a team of five or fifty?
Tell us the audience, the level and the timeframe. We will put together a programme and a price.