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Hands-On Cyber-Physical Systems Training Returns to ICS Cybersecurity Conference

This October, SecurityWeek, in partnership with MTSI, will offer the Cyber Attack Methods (CAM) course for the second consecutive year as part of the 25th Anniversary Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Conference.

Understanding how adversaries compromise cyber-physical systems requires more than reading threat reports or reviewing lists of attack techniques. Defenders must understand how attackers examine a system, identify opportunities and connect individual weaknesses to achieve a larger operational objective.

The multi-day, hands-on course will take place October 6–8 at the W Nashville alongside the special 25th anniversary edition of the ICS Cybersecurity Conference.

Learning to Think Like an Attacker

Cyber-physical systems connect digital components with equipment and processes in the physical world. A successful attack against these environments can extend far beyond the loss of data or temporary system downtime, potentially affecting safety, mission readiness, productivity, revenue and the availability of essential services.

CAM is designed to help participants...

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