Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity (301) Training
Date:
February 5 - 9, 2018
Location: Control Systems Analysis Center, 765 Lindsay Boulevard,
Idaho Falls, Idaho
The United States Department of Homeland Security ICS-CERT (Industrial Control Systems Cyber
Emergency Response Team) Program is pleased to sponsor ICS Cybersecurity (301) Training.
This event will provide hands-on training in discovering who and what is on the network, identifying vulnerabilities, learning how those
vulnerabilities may be exploited, and learning defensive and mitigation strategies for ICS. The week includes a Red Team / Blue Team exercise
that takes place within an actual control system environment. This training provides the opportunity to network and collaborate with other
colleagues involved in operating and protecting control system networks.
Note that this course is not a deep dive into training on specific tools, control system protocols, control system vulnerability details
or exploits against control system devices.
Who Should Attend?
Members of the industrial control systems community associated with IT and process control network operations and security (Operations Technology, OT), operations
or management of critical infrastructure (CI) assets and facilities, as well as those who provide CI components and software development.
Registration
The class size is limited to approximately 40 people. Please note that priority is given to critical
infrastructure asset owners, and operators. Every student attending this course
should bring a laptop computer. A modified
Kali distribution containing additions to support classroom exercises will be used during the week. Each student
must arrive with a VMware® software virtualization package (Workstation, Player, or Fusion) installed on their
laptop.
Apply at
https://secure.inl.gov/ICSADV0218/.
Structure and Agenda
This event consists of industrial control systems cybersecurity training and a Red Team / Blue Team exercise.
- Day 1 - Welcome, overview of the DHS ICS-CERT Program, a brief review of cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems,
a demonstration showing how a control system can be attacked from the internet, and hands-on classroom training on Network Discovery
techniques and practices.
- Day 2 - Hands-on classroom training on Metasploit and Network Exploitation, and then separating into Red and Blue Teams.
- Day 3 - Hands-on classroom training on Network Defense techniques and practices, followed by Red and Blue
Team strategy meetings.
- Day 4 - An 8-hour exercise where participants are either attacking (Red Team) or defending (Blue Team) the control system
environment. The Blue Team is tasked with providing the cyber defense for a corporate environment, while maintaining operations of a
batch mixing plant, and an electrical distribution SCADA system.
- Day 5 - Red Team / Blue Team exercise lessons learned and class room roundtable discussion.
Cost to Attend
There is no cost to attend the training; however, travel expenses to and from and accommodations at Idaho Falls are the responsibility of each participant.
Lunch will be provided at the training facility each day.
Handicap Access
This training will require attendees to climb a flight of stairs (~22 steps) to reach the
second floor of the Control Systems Analysis Center where the classroom training
and portions of the Red Team / Blue Team exercise are provided. The facility does
not have an elevator or escalator.
Additional Information
For additional information and/or questions send an email to: CSSP_Training@hq.dhs.gov.
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