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Control Systems Security Specialist | Work Role ID: 462 (NIST: CI-WRL-001)

  • Number of Courses26 courses
  • Duration30 hours

A control systems security specialist is responsible for device, equipment, and system-level cybersecurity configuration and day-to-day security operations of control systems, including security monitoring and maintenance along with stakeholder coordination to ensure the system and its interconnections are secure in support of mission operations.

 

This path will get you started on your journey to becoming a control systems security specialist! Begin with the fundamental concepts of network protocols and common network analysis and architecture security through hands-on labs, dive into the essential skills necessary to perform the day-to-day functions security event triage and then expand your skill set with, automation, deeper/advanced concepts and additional knowledge from adjacent roles!

 

This path aligns to the Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Tasks (KSAs) within the Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (CSWF) and the DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) for the work role of:

Control Systems Security Specialist Work Role 462 or CI-WRL-001

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