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Industrial Cybersecurity - Iec 62443 & Ot Security
Published 6/2026
Created by ProjectEngPro Engineering and Project Management
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 12 Lectures ( 2h 28m ) | Size: 3.4 GB[/center]
IEC 62443 zones & conduits | Purdue model | OT risk assessment | SCADA & DCS security
What you'll learn
⚡ Explain why OT security differs from IT and why availability and safety come first
⚡ Map the OT threat landscape from Stuxnet and TRITON to Colonial Pipeline
⚡ Apply the IEC 62443 framework, roles and security levels to a control system
⚡ Design a defensible architecture using the Purdue model and zones and conduits
⚡ Conduct an OT risk assessment that ties countermeasures to consequence and threat
⚡ Segment an OT network with firewalls and an industrial DMZ
⚡ Harden control systems - patching, accounts and configuration - without breaking availability
⚡ Implement secure remote access for vendors and engineers into the OT environment
⚡ Set up OT monitoring and intrusion detection appropriate to control systems
⚡ Plan incident response for an OT event without worsening the safety situation
⚡ Assess SCADA and DCS specific security exposures and countermeasures
⚡ Produce a zone and conduit design for an OT architecture as a section project
Requirements
❗ A background in C&I, control, automation or electrical engineering is assumed
❗ Familiarity with DCS, PLC or SCADA systems and basic networking
❗ This is a practitioner-level course, not a first introduction to control systems
❗ No specific cybersecurity software or licence is required to follow the material
❗ No prior IT security background is assumed, though it is helpful
Description
TRITON targeted safety instrumented systems. Colonial Pipeline shut down fuel supply to the US East Coast. Stuxnet destroyed centrifuges. Every one of these attacks exploited the same gap - operational technology systems designed for reliability and safety, never hardened for adversarial attack. That gap is your responsibility now.
This course teaches OT cybersecurity the way it applies to control systems, not the way it reads in IT security material. It covers the OT threat landscape, the IEC 62443 framework, zones and conduits, risk assessment, network and system hardening, and the monitoring and response that keep a plant defensible.
The work is anchored in IEC 62443 - the industrial automation and control systems security standard - the Purdue reference model for segmentation, and the distinction between OT and IT priorities that shapes every control decision: availability and safety first, then integrity, then confidentiality.
It opens with why OT security is different - the consequences of a control system compromise, and why IT controls cannot be lifted wholesale onto a plant - then the threat landscape from Stuxnet to TRITON to Colonial Pipeline.
The IEC 62443 lessons set up the framework, roles, and security levels, then the Purdue model and zones-and-conduits as the design tools that turn a flat, vulnerable network into a defensible architecture.
OT risk assessment is taught as a structured method - identifying consequences, threats, and the security level targets that justify each countermeasure, so spending is driven by risk rather than fashion.
Network security covers segmentation, firewalls, and the DMZ between the control system and the enterprise, and system hardening covers patching, accounts, and configuration on systems that cannot simply be rebooted.
Secure remote access, monitoring, and incident response are covered as the operate-phase disciplines - detecting and responding to an OT incident without making the safety situation worse.
The course is built by a practising engineer with 15+ years delivering control systems and OT cybersecurity assessments on oil and gas and energy projects - including zone and conduit design and OT security assessments on operating plants. The section project applies the framework to a real OT architecture.
If you carry any responsibility for the security of the control systems you build or run, start with why OT is different and work through to the zone and conduit design project.
Who this course is for
⭐ C&I, control and automation engineers responsible for the security of systems they design or maintain
⭐ OT security specialists conducting risk assessments, zone-and-conduit design and architecture reviews
⭐ IT security professionals moving into operational technology environments
⭐ Network, controls and commissioning staff segmenting and hardening DCS, PLC and SCADA networks
⭐ System integrators and vendor engineers implementing IEC 62443 on process plants
⭐ Anyone preparing for the GICSP examination
⭐ Graduates, apprentices and career changers entering OT security who need a structured grounding
Homepage
Industrial Cybersecurity - Iec 62443 & Ot Security
Published 6/2026
Created by ProjectEngPro Engineering and Project Management
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 12 Lectures ( 2h 28m ) | Size: 3.4 GB[/center]
IEC 62443 zones & conduits | Purdue model | OT risk assessment | SCADA & DCS security
What you'll learn
⚡ Explain why OT security differs from IT and why availability and safety come first
⚡ Map the OT threat landscape from Stuxnet and TRITON to Colonial Pipeline
⚡ Apply the IEC 62443 framework, roles and security levels to a control system
⚡ Design a defensible architecture using the Purdue model and zones and conduits
⚡ Conduct an OT risk assessment that ties countermeasures to consequence and threat
⚡ Segment an OT network with firewalls and an industrial DMZ
⚡ Harden control systems - patching, accounts and configuration - without breaking availability
⚡ Implement secure remote access for vendors and engineers into the OT environment
⚡ Set up OT monitoring and intrusion detection appropriate to control systems
⚡ Plan incident response for an OT event without worsening the safety situation
⚡ Assess SCADA and DCS specific security exposures and countermeasures
⚡ Produce a zone and conduit design for an OT architecture as a section project
Requirements
❗ A background in C&I, control, automation or electrical engineering is assumed
❗ Familiarity with DCS, PLC or SCADA systems and basic networking
❗ This is a practitioner-level course, not a first introduction to control systems
❗ No specific cybersecurity software or licence is required to follow the material
❗ No prior IT security background is assumed, though it is helpful
Description
TRITON targeted safety instrumented systems. Colonial Pipeline shut down fuel supply to the US East Coast. Stuxnet destroyed centrifuges. Every one of these attacks exploited the same gap - operational technology systems designed for reliability and safety, never hardened for adversarial attack. That gap is your responsibility now.
This course teaches OT cybersecurity the way it applies to control systems, not the way it reads in IT security material. It covers the OT threat landscape, the IEC 62443 framework, zones and conduits, risk assessment, network and system hardening, and the monitoring and response that keep a plant defensible.
The work is anchored in IEC 62443 - the industrial automation and control systems security standard - the Purdue reference model for segmentation, and the distinction between OT and IT priorities that shapes every control decision: availability and safety first, then integrity, then confidentiality.
It opens with why OT security is different - the consequences of a control system compromise, and why IT controls cannot be lifted wholesale onto a plant - then the threat landscape from Stuxnet to TRITON to Colonial Pipeline.
The IEC 62443 lessons set up the framework, roles, and security levels, then the Purdue model and zones-and-conduits as the design tools that turn a flat, vulnerable network into a defensible architecture.
OT risk assessment is taught as a structured method - identifying consequences, threats, and the security level targets that justify each countermeasure, so spending is driven by risk rather than fashion.
Network security covers segmentation, firewalls, and the DMZ between the control system and the enterprise, and system hardening covers patching, accounts, and configuration on systems that cannot simply be rebooted.
Secure remote access, monitoring, and incident response are covered as the operate-phase disciplines - detecting and responding to an OT incident without making the safety situation worse.
The course is built by a practising engineer with 15+ years delivering control systems and OT cybersecurity assessments on oil and gas and energy projects - including zone and conduit design and OT security assessments on operating plants. The section project applies the framework to a real OT architecture.
If you carry any responsibility for the security of the control systems you build or run, start with why OT is different and work through to the zone and conduit design project.
Who this course is for
⭐ C&I, control and automation engineers responsible for the security of systems they design or maintain
⭐ OT security specialists conducting risk assessments, zone-and-conduit design and architecture reviews
⭐ IT security professionals moving into operational technology environments
⭐ Network, controls and commissioning staff segmenting and hardening DCS, PLC and SCADA networks
⭐ System integrators and vendor engineers implementing IEC 62443 on process plants
⭐ Anyone preparing for the GICSP examination
⭐ Graduates, apprentices and career changers entering OT security who need a structured grounding
Homepage
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