Spain | OT Security Awareness Training Program for Production

€950.00

Introduction the OT Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program

Duration:

  • Duration: 1 day 
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Content: EN
  • Language: EN
  • Location: To be determined
  • Certification: OT Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program

 

Program Summary

The OT Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program is a vital initiative for fostering a security-conscious workforce. By targeting all levels of personnel and using engaging and practical learning methods, the program ensures employees are well-prepared to identify, respond to, and prevent OT-specific cyber threats. It builds organizational resilience, protects critical infrastructure, and aligns with regulatory requirements.

OVERALL OBJECTIVES

  • Build a Cybersecurity-Conscious Culture:
    Empower production teams to recognize the importance of cybersecurity and their role in protecting operational systems.

  • Identify Common Threats:
    Enable employees to detect and respond to threats such as phishing, unauthorized access, and malware.

  • Protect Critical Assets:
    Teach best practices for safeguarding industrial control systems (ICS), production equipment, and networked OT assets.

  • Enhance Operational Resilience:
    Reduce the risk of cybersecurity incidents that disrupt production processes, ensuring operational continuity and safety.

  • Promote Compliance with Standards:
    Align team behaviors with industry standards like IEC 62443, NIST CSF, and ISO 27001 to meet regulatory requirements.

LEARNING METHODS

  • Interactive Workshops:
    Hands-on sessions to explore real-world OT cybersecurity scenarios, such as identifying phishing attempts or securing workstations.
  • Role-Based Training:
    Customized content for operators, engineers, and technicians, focusing on their specific responsibilities within the OT environment.
  • Periodic Refresher Courses:
    Short, recurring sessions to ensure knowledge stays current with evolving threats and security practices.

KEY OUTCOMES

  • Awareness of Cyber Threats:
    Production staff will recognize risks such as phishing, malware, and physical tampering specific to OT environments.

  • Improved Cyber Hygiene:
    Employees will adopt secure practices, such as strong password management, avoiding suspicious emails, and restricting USB usage.

  • Enhanced Incident Response Readiness:
    Teams will know how to report suspicious activities, isolate affected systems, and follow incident response protocols.

  • Reduced Downtime from Cyber Incidents:
    Awareness and early detection will minimize disruptions to production operations caused by security breaches.

  • Compliance with Cybersecurity Policies:
    Staff will understand and adhere to organizational policies and regulatory requirements for OT security.

  • Strengthened Security Culture:
    A unified, organization-wide effort to secure OT systems through collaboration and individual accountability.

 

WHY THIS TRAINING PROGRAM MATTERS

  • Growing Cyber Threats to OT Environments:
    With the rise of ransomware and targeted attacks, production environments are increasingly at risk of disruption and data breaches.

  • Human Factor as a Key Vulnerability:
    Many cyber incidents result from human errors, such as clicking phishing links or weak passwords. Training helps mitigate these risks.

  • Operational Safety:
    Cyber incidents can lead to dangerous operational malfunctions, jeopardizing safety and compliance with regulations.

  • Regulatory Compliance:
    Industry standards (e.g., IEC 62443, NIST CSF) require evidence of cybersecurity awareness and training programs.

  • Minimized Financial Impact:
    Proactive training reduces the likelihood of costly downtime, equipment damage, or fines due to regulatory non-compliance.

  • Adaptation to IT/OT Convergence:
    As OT environments integrate more IT technologies, production teams must be equipped to handle cybersecurity challenges effectively.

 

TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Production Operators:
    Frontline employees responsible for operating machinery and production processes.