Industrial IT Security (IEC 62443) Training

Industrial automation and control systems: Networked open systems save time and money

Today, industrial automation and control systems can be built from standardized hardware and software components. These open systems facilitate integration and reduce dependence on suppliers. Standardized components enable the networking of control systems, production equipment and office IT even over large distances. Integrated communication accelerates production, provides for a clearer overview
and cuts development and operating costs.

The challenge: Open systems are more vulnerable

Since Stuxnet – probably the most famous computer worm – at the latest, we
have been aware that industrial automation and control systems are vulnerable to attacks. How can we protect these systems from malicious attacks, sabotage and espionage? Analyses, assessments and tests play a key role in implementing appropriate security controls against these threats. We at TÜV SÜD assist you in meeting this challenge. We train you how to protect your equipment and processes, to assess vulnerabilities and risks and provide you with knowledge about the latest standards in industrial IT Security. TÜV SÜD for permanently strong, immunity-inspired systems

Results of the training course

  • Enhance your efficiency with training courses linking theory with practical experience in the area of functional safety.
  • Minimise risks by keeping your employees up to date with regard to standards and regulations in science and technology, thus enabling them to identify problems before your operations are affected. Avoid product recalls and loss of reputation by applying an optimised tailored process.
  • Gain competitive edge by applying your knowledge of the diverse roles throughout the safety life-cycle, in order to develop the best solutions for you and your customers.