Training Participants - Energy Sector
Who We Help
This is a representation of INL’s 2019 participants in the DHS Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity (301) course.
Training Participants - Government Facilities
Training Participants - Chemical Sector
Training Participants - Water and Wastewater
Training Participants - Transportation Systems
Training Participants - Nuclear Reactors, Materials, Waste
Training Participants - Multiple Sectors
Training Participants - Critical Manufacturing
Training Participants - Information Technology
Training Participants - Defense Industrial Base
Training Participants - Dams
Training Participants - Chemical
Capabilities
Industrial Control Systems
Radiological Response
Nuclear Nonproliferation
Explosives Breaching Training
NHS Workforce Development and Training Capabilities
N&HS training and exercises emphasize multi-agency collaboration, partnering and sharing of experts and research facilities. This approach accelerates the maturation of technologies and methodologies from the conceptual to deployment stages; optimizes the benefits of leveraging investments in expertise, research programs and technical infrastructure; and creates effective environments for immediate information sharing of discoveries and emerging threats.
Industrial Control Systems
N&HS develops and deploys training and exercises to enhance critical infrastructure security for industrial control systems. The following trainings are developed and conducted with support from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and aligned with Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency certifications. INL offers training development virtually, in the classroom, and on location for a broad range of control systems cybersecurity topics, including:
- Operational Security (OPSEC) for Control Systems
- Differences in Deployments of ICS
- Influence of Common IT Components
- Common ICS Components
- Cybersecurity within IT and ICS Domains
- Cybersecurity Risks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities
- Determining the Impacts of a Cybersecurity Incident
- Attack Methodologies in IT and ICS
- Mapping IT Defense-in-Depth Security Solutions to ICS
INL’s extensive critical infrastructure site and integrated laboratories also offer hands-on classroom training on the basics of industrial control systems security. We offer foundational courses open to everyone and intermediate to advanced customizable courses for industry and government.
Radiological Response
We develop and deploy required, advanced and customized individual and team training and exercises for National Guard Bureau’s Civil Support Team (CST) program. The exercise template developed by INL will build off of the ARDT and CST Team Training efforts and annual requirements. Templates can be used at RRTR or at the CST’s home state.
INL can provide sources, SMEs and RadCon support. Capabilities also include:
- Advanced Radiation Detection (ARDT-CST) – required for all down range entry team members from each of the 57 CST teams and covers basic concepts review, responder math, PRND search and sweep tactics, DOE triage, react to post-RDD detonation, RDD review, equipment, and gamma spectrum field collection.
- CST Team Training – training customized to commander’s objectives, which expands on the ARDT course by training the entire team to conduct PRND and Response to RDD missions. Emphasis is on command and control via MFK, decontamination, predictive modeling via HPAC, data packaging for DOE RAP/DHS via DOE Triage and RadResponder, and basic ARDT for non-survey team members.
For more information on Radiological Response Training, contact: Bryon.Marsh@inl.gov
Nuclear Nonproliferation
PINS Operator – training in the basic physics, radiation safety, and operation and maintenance of the various PINS systems. The training is geared to the particular variant that the students possess.
Contact: Edward.Seabury@inl.gov
Pyroprocessing for the Analyst – Discuss pyroprocessing purpose, methods, and proliferation concerns with nuclear materials security analysts.
Contact: Jeff.Sanders@inl.gov
IAEA PDDT Training – detection of plutonium diversion using IAEA techniques and approaches.
Contact: Amanda.Rynes@inl.gov
Instrumentation and Data Collection Methods – Instrumentation and Data Collections Methods for International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Contact: Amanda.Rynes@inl.gov
Nuclear Infrastructure, Assessment and Disablement Course (NIAD) – Provide US Army 20th CBRNE Command training on nuclear infrastructure, assessment and disablement (NIAD).
Contact: Troy.Garn@inl.gov
