CS 100 - IEC 62443: Automation Cybersecurity Analysis, Design, and Operation- March 2-5 & 9-12, 2027 -Online LIVE Streaming

Course Description A recent global security survey showed that 90% of automation systems in critical infrastructure applications experienced a damaging cyberattack within the last two years. Cybersecurity has quickly become a major priority for automation systems of all types and sizes, especially for Safety Instrumented Systems. This course provides an overview of the automation cybersecurity lifecycle. The course reviews cybersecurity risk assessment, developing zones and conduits, cybersecurity requirement specification (CSRS), designing secure systems, Security Level Determination and Verification, detailed design considerations, and operations requirements. Detailed workshop problems are used to provide students with practical cybersecurity experience. Skills You Will Learn How a lifecycle approach improves cybersecurity readiness How to conduct cybersecurity risk assessments to match risk profile How to effectively segment automation systems Actionable steps to “harden” your automation system today How to perform Security Level Verification How to implement a cybersecurity management program for continuously improving security How to monitor cybersecurity during the operations and maintenance phase How to align cybersecurity with existing automation lifecycles This course forms a broad review in preparation for the Certified Automation Cybersecurity Expert (CACE) and Certified Automation Cybersecurity Specialist (CACS) automation application exam. Who Should Attend Process Safety Engineer Process Engineer Control Engineer Maintenance / Instrumentation Technician Project Engineer Electrical Engineer Engineering/Operations Management IT Personnel, Risk Managers Course Length: 4 days (32 PDH, 3.2 CEUs) Includes: Course, Digital Course Materials, exida CSP Exam Recommended to purchase the exida Cyber Book Package: Cyber Book Package | exida Course will run 9:00am-1pm EST as remote 1/2 days March 2-5 & 9-12, 2027 All sessions must be attended