Course Overview
Incident Command System for Industrial Control Systems (ICS4ICS) has been designed to improve global Industrial Control System cyber incident management capabilities. ICS4ICS leverages the Incident Command System, as outlined by the US Government’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), for response structure, roles and interoperability. This Incident Command System has been tested operationally for more than 30 years in both emergency and non-emergency incidents and disasters.
Who Should Attend
- If you are a manager responsible or accountable for any aspect of an ICS environment including:
- Business Technical/Engineering Lead
- Designated Incident manager or responder
- Emergency Services
- Procurement Lead
- ICS Policy/Decision Maker
- Site/Asset Single point of Accountability (SPA)
- Site/Asset IT Manager
- Site/Asset Physical Security/Facilities
- Manager Lead
Learning Objectives
- By the end of the course you will be familiar with:
- What is ICS4ICS?
- What does the process look like and how does it work?
- What is the Planning P approach
- How it all comes together in a scenario-based Tabletop Exercise (TTX)
Course Content
- Session 1: Background
- An exploration of ICS4ICS terminology and a description of the elements involved.
- What are the basics of cybersecurity?
- What is an Industrial Control System?
- An introduction to ICS for managing incidents.
- An introduction to the ‘Planning P’ used in the ICS4ICS approach.
- Session 2: Securing ICS
- A short, interactive table-top exercise covering all aspe
Course Details
- Course Author has 30+ years of engineering experience designing Industrial Control Systems for industrial plant experience.
- There are no pre-requisites for this course.
- No equipment is required for this course.
- A handbook will be provided for each student.
- On completion a certificate is provided.
- Attendees can earn 7 CPEs.
