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Industrial Cybersecurity Lifecycle Management for Energy Oil & Gas Industries Training Program Value Pack

January 1, 2025 - December 31, 2026

$3.280,00 – $4.800,00
Training program serie EN

Tickets

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EN Value Pack x No Member
Includes the six training courses EN50, EN60, EN70, EN61, EN62, and EN99. For participants without active memberships
$4.800,00
Unlimited
EN Value Pack x ARPEL Members
Includes the six training courses EN50, EN60, EN70, EN61, EN62, and EN99. An ARPEL corporate membership is required.
$3.280,00
Unlimited

EN Value Pack · Energy, Oil & Gas

Six courses.
One connected learning path.

Build a practical understanding of industrial cybersecurity across the lifecycle—from governance and risk assessment to design, implementation, operations, and event management.

6 included courses | Self-paced audiovisual training | English | WBS methodology

What the package brings together

Develop a shared approach to OT cybersecurity.

For professionals working with industrial automation and control systems in energy, oil, and gas. Prior cybersecurity expertise is not required to begin exploring the program.

A common methodology

Connect teams through documented activities, responsibilities, and outputs.

A lifecycle perspective

Understand how management, risk, design, and operations inform one another.

Learn at your own pace

Work through the audiovisual courses in the recommended sequence below.

Included in your Value Pack

Your six-course learning path.

Follow the sequence recommended for this package. Expand each course for a little more detail.

01EN50About 8 hours

Manage the cybersecurity program

Align roles, priorities, and documented activities with a common cybersecurity management approach.

Explore the focus

Program governance and the WBS methodology establish a shared basis for the work that follows.

View EN50 details

02EN6010–12 hours

Assess industrial cyber risk

Evaluate new and existing industrial systems to support informed risk treatment decisions.

Explore the focus

Use assessment outputs to guide priorities and avoid spending on measures that do not address the relevant risk.

View EN60 details

03EN7010–12 hours

Design security around the risk

Translate risk and requirements into a coherent security design before implementation.

Explore the focus

Explore zones and conduits, physical and administrative measures, and monitoring and response needs in context.

View EN70 details

04EN6110–12 hours

Implement and verify security

Carry the design into implementation and acceptance testing for new or existing systems.

Explore the focus

Connect policies, procedures, technical countermeasures, and safeguards with documented evidence of implementation.

View EN61 details

05EN6210–12 hours

Support secure operations

Sustain cybersecurity through operational support and preventive and corrective maintenance.

Explore the focus

Address monitoring, meaningful alerts, response support, and ongoing changes across the operating lifecycle.

View EN62 details

06EN9910–12 hours

Manage security events and alerts

Develop monitoring, detection, and response practices grounded in industrial context.

Explore the focus

Connect the lifecycle of events and alerts with the plant’s risks, safeguards, and operational responsibilities.

View EN99 details

Durations are approximate, based on the published course descriptions. The six courses included are EN50, EN60, EN70, EN61, EN62, and EN99.

Standards and industry context

Connect requirements
with practical activities.

The WBS approach addresses implementation activities related to the ISA/IEC 62443 series and their coordination with applicable industry frameworks and requirements, including NIST, C2M2, NERC-CIP, TSA, API, and INGAA.

The program develops understanding and implementation capability. Course completion alone does not establish regulatory compliance or certify an organization.

Which ticket should I select?

Choose the standard ticket if you do not qualify for the ARPEL option. For the ARPEL member ticket, your company must be an ARPEL member and your email domain must match the company’s domain. The current package prices appear in the ticket selector above.

What is the published satisfaction policy?

During EN50, if you are not satisfied, you may request your money back within 15 days after purchase. Contact WiseCourses to request assistance with this policy.

Can I request a formal quotation?

Yes. Email sales@wisecourses.com with your company details, participant count, and membership status. Proposals and invoices are accessible through your user profile.

Is coaching or consulting included?

The program page invites participants to request coaching, support, and additional consulting services. Confirm the scope and terms of any additional support with WiseCourses before purchase.

Is the package available in Spanish?

Yes. Visit the Spanish-language Value Pack page for its registration options.

Learn with

Max Kon

Maximillian G. Kon
Industrial automation & cybersecurity

An electronics engineer specializing in telecommunications, industrial automation, and cybersecurity. His published instructor profile identifies him as a co-author of the ISA IC32, IC33, IC34, and IC37 program and an ISA training instructor.

He brings experience supporting industrial organizations and applying the WBS methodology to cybersecurity challenges.

 


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Details

Venue

  • WiseCourses Campus
  • Virtual e-Learning Platform
    Miami, FL 33130 United States
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Organizer

  • WiseCourses LLC
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