SecurityWeek, in collaboration with MTSI, is bringing back the Cyber Attack Methods (CAM) course for its second year. This training will be held from October 6–8 at the W Nashville, coinciding with the 25th Anniversary Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Conference.
The CAM course is designed to provide participants with practical experience in understanding how cyber-physical systems are compromised. Instead of theoretical discussions, the course places students in the role of an adversary within an intentionally vulnerable virtual cyber-physical environment. This allows them to progress through system discovery, vulnerability exploitation, and the execution of mission-focused attacks.
The objective of the course is to give individuals responsible for designing, building, testing, and protecting cyber-physical systems a practical understanding of attacker methodologies. While cybersecurity practitioners can benefit, the course is also relevant for systems engineers, security engineers, programmers, developers, designers, and testers. Participants will learn to identify and exploit weaknesses, combine actions for operational consequences, and evaluate mitigations to reduce attack surfaces and enhance system resilience.
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SecurityWeek and MTSI will host the Cyber Attack Methods (CAM) course for the second time at the 25th Anniversary Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cybersecurity Conference in October. This hands-on training aims to teach participants how adversaries compromise cyber-physical systems by placing them in the role of an attacker within a vulnerable virtual environment.