ICS410 and A&ECS | SANS ICS Concepts

In this concept overview, we are joined by Justin Searle, a Director at InGuardians and a Senior SANS Instructor. Justin is the author of the SANS ICS410 course and the hosted Accessing and Exploiting Control Things class. He is joining us today to help us understand who should take these classes and what students will learn.
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Script by Don C. Weber (@cutaway) Certified SANS Instructor and Cutaway Security, LLC . and Justin Searle (@meeas), Senior SANS Instructor and InGuardians, Inc.
References
Justin Searle's Twitter: / meeas
InGuardians: inguardians.com/
ControlThings.io: www.controlthi...
ControlThings.io Github: github.com/Con...
ControlThings.io Training: www.controlthi...
Don's Social Media:
Twitter: / cutaway
LinkedIn: / cutaway
Cutaway Security: / cutaway-security-llc
CutSec Twitter: / cutawaysecurity
SANS ICS Training:
ICS410: ICS/SCADA Security Essentials - www.sans.org/c...
ICS418: ICS Security Essentials for Managers - www.sans.org/c...
ICS456: Essentials for NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection - www.sans.org/c...
ICS515: ICS Visibility, Detection, and Response - www.sans.org/c...
ICS612: ICS Cybersecurity In-Depth - www.sans.org/c...

[@Kayaz48]

Do you talk about the SANS ICS HyperEncabulator in your training at all and how to apply it to regressive suppressive de penetration of the sided-fumbling problem?

[@BrickTamlandOfficial]

No, sans takes security seriously.

[@jimlassiter749]

Mine is the 2nd comment which is worth almost twice to nearly double the amount as the first comment!