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Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Conference in Atlanta

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cyber Security Conference

Reconnect in Atlanta Oct. 24-27 - Browse the Agenda and Register Today

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We hope you will join the hundreds people down in Atlanta for SecurityWeek's 2022 Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Conference--the hub for industrial cybersecurity!


As the original ICS/SCADA cybersecurity conference (since 2002!), we will again have an amazing lineup of talks, including bleeding-edge research from national labs and independent researchers, along with valuable OT security strategy sessions and panel discussions with industrial cybersecurity professionals from the trenches. If you are a stakeholder charged with protecting any OT/ICS assets, this is an event you should not miss.


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As always, we'll have top notch food and beverage throughout the course of the event with fantastic networking opportunities to connect with new and old industry fiends. 
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Advanced Training Classes (Monday, October 24th) - Limited Seats Available

OT Cybersecurity Red Team/Blue Team Training

October 24th - Atlanta

This in-person training will provide students with an immersive and entertaining OT cybersecurity learning experience, by participating as part of a blue team and a red team in a simulated environment.

Applied ICS Security Training Lab

October 24th - Atlanta


This full-day lab course gives participants hands-on experience attacking and hardening a simulated power plant network to learn about common ICS vulnerabilities and defenses. Participants will attack historians, HMIs, and PLCs to cause a power outage in the 3D simulation, and then implement defenses like firewalls and network monitoring to harden it.

Attacking ICS With Python

October 24th - Atlanta

This 8-hour workshop will be a crash course in ICS vulnerabilities and exploitation, providing hands-on, practical training in the carrying out of attacks against various common types of ICS equipment found in the field, including an HMI, PLC and automated circuit breaker. 
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SecurityWeek’s ICS Cyber Security Conference is the conference where ICS users, ICS vendors, system security providers and government representatives meet to discuss the latest cyber-incidents, analyze their causes and cooperate on solutions. 

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