IEC 62443 2-day training course | 20-21 October, 2026.
Halesowen Branch – Birmingham
248 Coombs Road, Halesowen, West Midlands, B62 8AA.
£1100 + VAT per Delegate (Max number of participants 20)
The training delivers a hands-on, lifecycle-driven understanding of IEC 62443 and its real-world application across OT environments — for every role involved.
Why you should join
Protecting operational facilities against cyber threats requires collaboration across all involved parties: asset owners and operators, integration and maintenance service providers, and product suppliers. This in-depth training shows you how ISA/IEC 62443 is applied in practice. With step-by-step instructor guidance, you’ll work through the elements of a holistic Security Protection Scheme and learn how each stakeholder contributes across the full facility lifecycle.
Course Agenda
DAY 1: (20/10/26)
- Introduction – Overview of ISA-99 and IEC 62443 with a live hacking demonstration.
- Basic concepts of IEC 62443 – Core principles of IACS security, roles, risk-based design, and security levels.
- Basic concepts of IEC 62443 (continued) – Deeper exploration of lifecycle security, maturity levels, and SPRs.
- Basic concepts of IEC 62443 (continued) – Continued discussion and consolidation of IEC 62443 fundamentals.
- IEC 62443-2-1 – Asset owner responsibilities and security program and protection scheme requirements.
- Combining ISO/IEC 27001 and IEC 62443 – Aligning IT and OT security requirements for operational facilities.
- IEC 62443-4-1 – Secure product development lifecycle and supplier security responsibilities.
- Final discussion – Open discussion and Q&A on Day 1 topics.
DAY 2: (21/10/26)
- Wrap-up and Summary of Day 1 – Review of Day 1 and analysis of a threat scenario.
- IEC 62443-3-3, IEC 62443-4-2 – System and component-level technical security requirements for IACS.
- Deep dive in IEC 62443-3-2 – Risk-based zoning and conduit design for system partitioning.
- IEC 62443-2-4 – Responsibilities of system integrators and maintenance service providers.
- Activities in the lifecycle of Security Protection Schemes – Defining, designing, validating, operating, and maintaining security measures.
- Activities in the lifecycle of Security Protection Schemes (continued) – Continued focus on lifecycle management and revalidation.
- Simplified use of Security Protection Ratings – Applying SPR views across specification, integration, and operations.
- Final discussion – Final Q&A and course wrap-up.
- End of Day 2 – Close of the course.
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Training Location
Halesowen Branch
248 Coombs Road, Halesowen, West Midlands, B62 8AA
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