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Managing OT Incidents Across Operations and Security

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Unusual network traffic affects a production controller. Disconnecting it immediately could stop the process in an uncontrolled way. Compare response options and prepare a guide for decisions and restart.

Compare full disconnection, limited isolation and monitored operation in terms of personal safety, plant condition and cyber risk. Assign operational decisions and technical checks, then develop a guide for approval, staged restart and fallback. If a new anomaly appears during restart, reassess the stop conditions.

Use your own non-sensitive plant description or the case study and take away your guide. Interventions on controllers and protective systems remain with qualified and authorised specialists.

What you will work on

  • Distinguish the safety, availability and cyber consequences of an option
  • Assign decision rights and technical assessment requests
  • Respond to a new anomaly during restart

Who it is for

  • Operations and production leaders
  • OT and IT security managers
  • Crisis leaders in technical operations

Topics

  • OT operating states and dependencies
  • Trade-offs in cyber response
  • Situation assessment and handovers
  • Restart and release criteria
  • Stopping, fallback and escalation

Your result

Your OT incident guide covers safe state, checks, approvals, restart and fallback. Use it for further coordination with the responsible specialists.

Prerequisites

Experience in technical operations or OT/IT security, and access to plant and process information. A non-sensitive plant description or a case study is sufficient.

Format and approach

The self-paced course is planned for 5–6 hours, with decision scenarios and self-checks with explanations.

Planned learning time: 5–6 hours

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