Introducing the Newly Updated SANS Training ICS515: ICS Visibility, Detection, and Response

Exciting changes are underway at SANS! Previously, the ICS515 course was named Active Defense and Incident Response and took place across 5 days. The course has been massively updated and renamed as ICS515: ICS Visibility, Detection, and Response and extended to a 6 day course. The course has entirely new technical labs and content as well as an all new physical kit that students will leverage in the class and keep after they leave. Join this live stream to learn about the course and what to expect in taking it. SANS certified instructor Robert M. Lee brings to the classroom one of the most valuable and respected of credentials: real-world experience. Robert is the CEO and founder of his own company, Dragos, Inc., that provides cyber security solutions for industrial control system networks. Consider the 2015 attack on the Ukraine power grid when for the first time in history a power grid went down due to an intentional cyberattack. Robert and a few others formed a specialized team to analyze the event and passed information to the impacted parties as well as the U.S. government and private sector. "I was the first in the industry to publicly confirm the attack and wrote the industry standard report on the attack exploring how it occurred, the lessons learned, and what must be done to protect other infrastructure sites," Robert says. He and his team also analyzed the malware from the 2016 cyber attack on Ukraine's Kiev substation and dubbed it CRASHOVERRIDE as the first ever malware tailored to specifically disrupt electric grid operations. Learn more: Robert M Lee: https://www.sans.org/profiles/robert-m-lee/ ISC515: https://www.sans.org/ics515 #OT #ICS #cybertraining #training #Industrial #IndustrialControlSystem #ActiveDefense #IncidentResponse #cybersecurity #infosec #Visibility #Detection #Response