Professional Certificate in Smart Grid Security for a Connected World
-- ViewingNowThe Professional Certificate in Smart Grid Security for a Connected World is a critical course that equips learners with the necessary skills to protect modern power grid systems from cyber threats. This program is essential as smart grids become increasingly prevalent in our interconnected world, leading to an increased demand for professionals who can ensure their security.
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• Introduction to Smart Grid Security: Overview of smart grid systems, security threats, and the importance of securing the smart grid.
• Smart Grid Architecture and Communication: Detailed examination of smart grid communication protocols and architectures, including distribution automation, advanced metering infrastructure, and energy management systems.
• Security Risks and Vulnerabilities: Analysis of smart grid security risks, including cyber attacks, insider threats, and physical security threats.
• Security Controls and Countermeasures: Overview of security controls and countermeasures for smart grid systems, including encryption, authentication, access control, and intrusion detection systems.
• Security Standards and Regulations: Examination of smart grid security standards and regulations, including NERC CIP, IEC 62351, and NIST SP 800-53.
• Incident Response and Disaster Recovery: Best practices for incident response and disaster recovery for smart grid systems, including incident handling, recovery planning, and communication strategies.
• Physical Security for Smart Grid Infrastructure: Overview of physical security measures for smart grid infrastructure, including perimeter security, access control, and surveillance.
• Privacy and Data Protection in Smart Grids: Examination of privacy and data protection issues in smart grids, including data collection, storage, and sharing.
• Smart Grid Security Case Studies: Analysis of real-world smart grid security incidents and case studies, including best practices and lessons learned.
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