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Electricity Grid Cyberattack: Analysis, Mitigation, and Control Strategies Training
"Electricity Grid Cyberattack: Analysis, Mitigation, and Control Strategies Training" focuses on how attackers compromise electrical infrastructure and how engineers can design resilient defenses. You'll analyze real-world grid cyber incidents, understand SCADA vulnerabilities, and learn mitigation planning. Cybersecurity is core to protecting national energy systems, where a single breach can cause cascading failures. This course empowers participants to think like adversaries and build layered, proactive defenses that protect critical infrastructure from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Electricity Grid Cyberattack: Analysis, Mitigation, and Control Strategies Training
- Understand the specific cyber threats and vulnerabilities targeting electricity grids.
- Analyze the potential impact of cyberattacks on grid infrastructure and operations.
- Learn about mitigation techniques and security controls for protecting power systems.
- Explore incident response and recovery strategies for cyberattacks on the grid.
- Focus directly on cybersecurity within the critical infrastructure of the electricity grid.
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):
Competency Areas
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