Securing Industrial IoT Networks with Cisco Technologies (ISECIN)

Start Date	Class Duration	Session(s)	Price
Global Knowledge - Online
Dec 09, 2019	5 Days	Dec 09, 2019	$ 4,195.00	Add to Cart

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

This course provides an overview of the IoT enabled industrial verticals (manufacturing, energy, O&G, utilities, process control), architectures, and IIoT security requirements, frameworks, and regulations. Security protocols, vulnerabilities, and the process of securing against the vulnerabilities are examined in depth and practiced in the hands-on lab environment.

Audience

Security Engineer
Security Operations
Security Analysts
Systems, Solutions Architects
System Integrators
Senior OT Engineers

Prerequisites

It is highly recommended to have the following skills and knowledge before attending this course:

IP Networking Basics: INICS, ICND1 equivalent
OT Networking Basics: ICINS, IMINS or IMINS2
Network Security Basics: IINS or CCNA Security equivalent

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the convergent enterprise and industrial IoT architecture, components and applications
Contrast enterprise IT vs. industrial OT security
Define layered security requirements from the network edge to the core, and from access to applications layer
Protect endpoints, communications as well as data at rest and in motion
Compliance to standards and regulations and auditing
Understand protocols, applications and IPv6 for IIoT
Identify vulnerabilities and threat
Familiarize with common implementation issues
Assess, monitor and detect vulnerabilities
Walk through IIoT attacks
Adopt best practices in design principles and process for securing and segmenting IIoT networks
Application of the converged security model for the broader industry: manufacturing, utilities, transportation, O&G
Secure and monitor/detect the IIoT framework with next generation security products and tools

Lesson 1: Describing Converged Enterprise and Industrial IoT Networks, Architectures, and Frameworks

Lesson 2: Describing Industrial IoT Network Security Requirements

Lesson 3: Describing Protocols Used in Converged Enterprise and Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 4: Analyzing IoT Vulnerabilities

Lesson 5: Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 6: Describing the Process of Securing Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 7: Hardening Devices in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 8: Implementing Network Infrastructure Security in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 9: Describing the Characteristics of Cisco NGFWs in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 10: Securing Communications in in Industrial IoT Networks Using Basic Cisco NGFW and Cisco NGIPS Features

Lesson 11: Implementing Advanced Security Features on NGFW and NGIPS in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 12: Using the Cisco TrustSec Solution in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 13: Implementing VPN Solutions in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 14: Describing the Industrial IoT Network Framework and Regulations

Lesson 15: Bonus Content: Describing Physical Security in Industrial IoT Networks

Lesson 16: Bonus Content: Monitoring Industrial IoT Networks

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