The nature of digital manufacturing and design (DM&D), and its heavy reliance on creating a digital thread of product and process data and information, makes it a prime target for hackers and counterfeiters. This course will introduce students to why creating a strong and secure infrastructure should be of paramount concern for anyone operating in the DM&D domain, and measures that can be employed to protect operational technologies, systems and resources.
This course is part of the Digital Manufacturing & Design Technology Specialization
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University at Buffalo
The State University of New York
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English
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University at Buffalo
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
5 hours to complete
Introduction to Digital Manufacturing Security
The purpose of this module is to introduce you to the information security need, framework and processes, as it applies to creating a strong and secure Digital Manufacturing and Design infrastructure.
5 hours to complete
9 videos (Total 51 min), 7 readings, 5 quizzes
9 videos
Digital Manufacturing Security Part 15m
Digital Manufacturing Security - Part 24m
Information Security Framework - Part 14m
Information Security Framework - Part 27m
Operational Technology and Informational Technology4m
Risk Management8m
Application of Information Security - Part 15m
Application of Information Security - Part 25m
7 readings
Additional (optional) Resources: Background and Description of the need for Digital Manufacturing Security, Part 125m
Additional (optional) Resources: Background and Description of the need for Digital Manufacturing Security, Part 225m
Acknowledgements10m
Additional (optional) Resources: Information Security Framework, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Information Security Framework, Part 225m
Additional (optional) Resources: Application of Information Security in Digital Manufacturing Overview, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Application of Information Security in Digital Manufacturing Overview, Part 230m
5 practice exercises
Self-check9m
Self-check6m
Self-check6m
Self-check6m
Cyber Security in Manufacturing- Week 1 Quiz30m
5 hours to complete
Guidance on Securing Digital Manufacturing Operations
The purpose of this module is to introduced you to the various components of the digital manufacturing operation and the basic security concepts that can be used to protect these components.
5 hours to complete
6 videos (Total 43 min), 6 readings, 6 quizzes
6 videos
Human-Machine and M2M Interactions6m
Securing End to End Process via Security Development Life Cycle5m
Software Security Flaws and Threats8m
Network Security and Authentication - Part 18m
Network Security and Authentication - Part 27m
6 readings
Additional (optional) Resources: Virtualization, Computing, Data, AI, Robotics30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Human-Machine and Machine to Machine Interactions30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Securing End-to-End Process via Security Development Life Cycle20m
Additional (optional) Resources: Software Security and Secure Programming Practices30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Network Security and Authentication, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Network Security and Authentication, Part 240m
6 practice exercises
Self-check9m
Self-check6m
Self-check9m
Self-check6m
Self-Check2m
Cyber Security in Manufacturing- Week 2 Quiz30m
5 hours to complete
Protecting Operational Technologies and Intellectual Property
The purpose of this module is to describe how the various operational steps of digital manufacturing – that includes - supply chain, shipping process, mobile device usage and the associated communication – can be protected, along with the Intellectual Property (IP) items that arise during digital manufacturing and design.
5 hours to complete
7 videos (Total 45 min), 7 readings, 6 quizzes
7 videos
Protecting Operational Technologies and Intellectual Property - Part 25m
Supply Chain Security5m
Shipping, RFID tags, Mobile Device Security and Wireless Communication - Part 16m
Shipping, RFID tags, Mobile Device Security and Wireless Communication - Part 26m
Data/Applications and Cloud Security8m
Intellectual Property Protection from Threats8m
7 readings
Additional (optional) Resources: Cyber Physical Systems (SCADA), Physical Security vs Cyber Security, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Cyber Physical Systems (SCADA), Physical Security vs Cyber Security, Part 230m
Additional (optional) Resources: Supply Chain Security (Hardware Security)20m
Additional (optional) Resources: Shipping, RFID Tags, Mobile Device Security, Wireless Communication, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Shipping, RFID Tags, Mobile Device Security, Wireless Communication, Part 230m
Additional (optional) Resources: Data/Applications and Cloud Security30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Intellectual Property Protection from Threats - External and Internal30m
6 practice exercises
Self-check4m
Self-check4m
Self-check4m
Self-check4m
Self-check4m
Cyber Security in Manufacturing- Week 3 Quiz30m
5 hours to complete
Breach Response
The purpose of this module is to teach you how to respond to security breaches when they happen. We will start with the threat landscape and system failures and investigate the interplay between security and reliability, which are essential for building dependable systems. The mechanism of continuous monitoring to detect security breaches, and strategies for forensics, breach response, and recovery will also be described.
5 hours to complete
8 videos (Total 43 min), 11 readings, 6 quizzes
8 videos
Reliability versus Security5m
Intrusion Prevention Techniques and Data Leak Prevention Tools - Part 14m
Intrusion Prevention Techniques and Data Leak Prevention Tools - Part 26m
Monitoring, Intrusion Detection, and Network Hardening8m
Intrusion Response, Recovery, and Forensics6m
Your 4.0 Roadmap to Success2m
Your 4.0 Roadmap to Success2m
11 readings
Additional (optional) Resources: Breach Response30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Reliability vs Security, Challenges, and Solutions10m
Additional (optional) Resources: Intrusion Prevention Techniques and Data Leak Prevention Tools, Part 130m
Additional (optional) Resources: Intrusion Prevention Techniques and Data Leak Prevention Tools, Part 230m
Additional (optional) Resources: Monitoring, Intrusion Detection, and Network Hardening30m
Additional (optional) Resources: Intrusion Response, Recovery, and Forensics30m
Your 4.0 Roadmap to Success-- Resources10m
Your Roadmap Project: Step 810m
Your 4.0 Roadmap to Success-- Resources10m
Your Roadmap Project: Step 910m
Cyber Security in Manufacturing -- Key Takeways10m
6 practice exercises
Self-check6m
Self-check6m
Self-check6m
Self-check6m
Self-check4m
Cyber Security in Manufacturing- Week 4 Quiz30m
Reviews
TOP REVIEWS FROM CYBER SECURITY IN MANUFACTURING
by KKApr 3, 2019
Overall a good course- the final section (which applies to the DMD specialization) should have had a gate where folks who were only interested in the Cyber security portion could escape.
by WTMay 1, 2018
This course addresses an issue that not to be overlooked in Industry 4.0: Cybersecurity! System security is a key strategy for an Advanced Manufacturing project.
by SApr 14, 2020
cyber security is must thing in the world which enables all the services to work safe and good. Lecturers teaching is amazing i loved it and he nailed it!
by VCMay 11, 2020
Excellent course with a ton of great information and resources. I learned a lot about cybersecurity and its role in digital manufacturing systems.
About the Digital Manufacturing & Design Technology Specialization
Whether you’re a high school graduate exploring manufacturing careers, or an operations manager hungry for an understanding of the newest manufacturing technologies, this specialization will provide a foundation in how digital advances are changing the landscape and capabilities of factories. Nine courses – developed with input from the manufacturing industry – touch on Industry 4.0 and its components, including digital manufacturing and design practices, the concept of the digital thread, the Internet of Things and Big Data. To learn more about the Digital Manufacturing and Design Technology specialization, please watch the overview video by copying and pasting the following link into your web browser: https://youtu.be/wETK1O9c-CA
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