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aizzaac
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Hello to all.
I have some experience in instrumentation and control.
I want to move to security for industrial networks (SCADA, DCS, PLC). What path should i follow?
I already have CCNA and MCITP. I am planning to study a Security+ and OCA (as i think databases is also important to know).
Are there certifications specifical for industrial networks security?
Please advice.
I have some experience in instrumentation and control.
I want to move to security for industrial networks (SCADA, DCS, PLC). What path should i follow?
I already have CCNA and MCITP. I am planning to study a Security+ and OCA (as i think databases is also important to know).
Are there certifications specifical for industrial networks security?
Please advice.
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JDMurray
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Googling "SCADA certification" turns up quite a few. I don't have experience with any of them, but they look like a good way to start learning about industrial control systems. Check out what SANS does with SCADA too.
I also remember seeing a great SCADA presentation at Defcon 18 last year.
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I have heard this is respectable but it is not all inclusive like anything else.
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