This package includes all exercises in the ICS Scenarios category, as well as all new ICS scenarios in the category released during your subscription period.

Incident response / forensic processes are required for this scenario.  Familiarity with industrial control systems (ICS) network components and topologies will help as well.

EXPECTED DURATION

4 hours, self-paced. Pause and continue at any time.
4 CPEs awarded on successful completion.

• ICS OT Man in the Middle Attack

  Would you know if a device on your Operational Technology (OT) network was compromised on its way from the factory to you? Or if a contractor inadvertently installed some malware that didn’t activate until months later?

  This scenario presents just such an attack on the OT network—one of the existing devices on the network is intercepting and modifying SCADA traffic. It could be producing false measurements, or be sending commands to an unsuspecting device on behalf of the SCADA Server!

• ICS IT/OT Phishing Attack

  It only takes one user clicking on a phishing e-mail to launch a devastating attack. Successful phishing attempts give an attacker access to your IT network resources, and possibly your OT network as well.

  This scenario presents just such an attack—one of the users on the IT side of the network has inadvertently opened a malicious e-mail attachment. What are the consequences to the IT and OT networks, and how can this be contained and neutralized?

• ICS OT Application-Level DoS Attack

  A Denial of Service (DoS) attack can cripple your business operations, or do even worse to your physical infrastructure. This scenario presents just such an attack on the OT network—a DoS attack at the application layer, aimed at disrupting normal operations. How will you find and stop such an attack?

  This scenario presents just such an attack on the OT network—a DoS attack at the application layer, aimed at disrupting normal operations.

• ICS OT Network-Level DoS Attack

  A Denial of Service (DoS) attack can cripple your business operations, or do even worse to your physical infrastructure. This scenario presents just such an attack on the OT network—a DoS attack at the network layer, flooding your systems with bogus data and slowing operations to a crawl. How will your personnel perform when the system is in a degraded state?