Lead SCADA Security Manager Training

Course Description

Lead SCADA Security Manager Training develops practical capability to lead SCADA and industrial control system security governance, risk, architecture, operations, incident response, and improvement. The learning path begins with leading scada concepts, governance, asset inventory, roles, and security programme and directing threats, vulnerabilities, risk, zones, conduits, and security levels, connecting requirements and principles with governance, evidence, stakeholder decisions, and measurable outcomes.

Applied work is framed around an industrial environment containing PLCs, HMIs, engineering stations, safety systems, remote access, vendors, and legacy equipment. Learners then progress through governing access, remote support, patch, supplier, backup, and monitoring controls and assuring incident response, recovery, forensics, testing, audit, and improvement, producing SCADA security governance map, industrial risk and architecture register, SCADA operational control evidence pack, and SCADA assurance and improvement report.

By completion, participants can interpret the subject, perform the relevant workflows, evaluate evidence, communicate supported conclusions, and hand over actions with clear ownership, monitoring, and follow-up.

What You Will Learn

• Define SCADA architecture using SCADA leadership scope for accountable decisions.
• Connect security roles through SCADA leadership ownership for clear responsibilities.
• Assess threat scenarios using SCADA leadership priority before selecting actions.
• Validate zones and through SCADA leadership evidence with approved criteria.
• Implement identity management using SCADA leadership control with assigned roles.
• Test backup requirements through SCADA leadership scenarios while recording exceptions.
• Review industrial incident against SCADA leadership assurance to identify corrections.
• Finalize continual improvement through SCADA leadership improvement with named owners.

SkillDynamo Training Approach

Learners translate industrial risk into zones, access rules, monitoring, supplier controls, response plans, and executive assurance. Delivery includes instructor demonstrations, guided exercises, scenario analysis, validation checklists, structured troubleshooting, and a final improvement plan.