• Online, Instructor-Led
Course Description

The smart grid security training course will teach you the important aspects of cyber security in smart grids. The training consists of detailed information about modern power systems, recent technologies toward the smart grids, potential threats and vulnerabilities in smart grids and security assessment in smart grids in order to advance the knowledge of audience about the cyber security in smart grids. Upon the completion of the training, you will learn how to prevent the threats at the first hand. Moreover, you will be trained to identify the potential threats in smart grids, how to detect the threats in smart grid components such as SCADA systems, customer side, transmission and distribution levels.

Smart grid security training course simply teaches you the modern transmission and distribution system reliability and efficiency, how the generation plants can be faced with threats and necessity of secure electricity infrastructure. By taking this course, you will learn the digital information technology and control which will result in a high efficiency smart grid technology. Moreover, the cyber security problem will be formulated in smart grids and communication issues will be introduced. After introducing the threats, a proper action should be designed in response to a threat or recovery actions after a threat. This course will also help you to understand the concept of risk in smart grids, and effect of cascading failure in security, concept of actors, interactions between actors, security in communications and loss of integrity.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the fundamentals of smart grid technology.
  • Identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities in smart grid systems.
  • Learn encryption and authentication techniques for securing smart grid communication.
  • Explore best practices for securing smart grid infrastructure and data.
  • Gain hands-on experience in implementing security measures for smart grid components.
  • Examine case studies of real-world smart grid security incidents and their resolutions.
  • Develop skills in incident detection, response, and recovery in smart grid environments.
  • Understand the regulatory and compliance aspects of smart grid security.
  • Explore emerging trends and technologies in smart grid security.
  • Participate in practical exercises and simulations to reinforce learning objectives.

Framework Connections

The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):