Basic Cyber Security for Industry 4.0

This course provides a practical introduction to cybersecurity concepts and their application in Industry 4.0 environments. It explains common cyber threats and vulnerabilities affecting smart factories, industrial networks, connected devices, and automation systems. Participants learn the fundamentals of information security, network security, access control, authentication, and data protection. The course introduces cybersecurity risks associated with IoT devices, PLCs, SCADA, DCS, industrial communication systems, and cloud-connected technologies. It covers common attack methods such as malware, phishing, ransomware, unauthorized access, and network-based attacks. Participants gain an understanding of basic security controls and practices for protecting industrial assets and operational technology environments. The course also introduces secure network architecture, segmentation, firewalls, secure communication, and monitoring concepts. Practical demonstrations and examples help participants understand how cybersecurity principles are applied in industrial environments. The course emphasizes security awareness, risk identification, incident prevention, and basic response practices. It is suitable for engineering and technical professionals who want to build foundational cybersecurity knowledge for Industry 4.0 applications.