Lead Scada Security Manager

1. Security Strategy Development: Creating comprehensive security strategies for SCADA systems.

2. Risk Assessment: Identifying and assessing security risks and vulnerabilities in SCADA environments.

3. Policy and Procedure Development: Establishing security policies and procedures for SCADA system protection.

4. Security Controls Implementation: Implementing security controls and measures to mitigate risks and enhance security.

Before pursuing a career as a Lead SCADA Security Manager, it's beneficial to have the following skills and knowledge:

1. Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Understanding of cybersecurity principles, threats, and best practices, including knowledge of common attack vectors and security controls.

2. SCADA Systems Knowledge: Familiarity with Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, including their architecture, components, protocols, and operational principles.

3. Industrial Control Systems (ICS): Understanding of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and their security requirements, including knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), and Remote Terminal Units (RTUs).

4. Risk Management: Proficiency in risk assessment methodologies and techniques for identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing security risks in SCADA environments.

By learning to become a Lead SCADA Security Manager, you gain the following skills:

1. SCADA Systems Expertise: Mastery of SCADA systems architecture, protocols, and operational principles.

2. Cybersecurity Proficiency: Advanced knowledge of cybersecurity principles, threats, and best practices as they relate to SCADA environments.

3. Risk Management Skills: Ability to conduct comprehensive risk assessments and develop effective risk mitigation strategies for SCADA systems.

4. Compliance Knowledge: Understanding of industry regulations and standards governing SCADA security, ensuring compliance with relevant requirements.