AWWA's 3-day in-person seminar Consequence-Driven, Cyber-Informed Engineering (CCE) Training for the Water Sector provides participants with a fundamental knowledge of the CCE methodology. Focused on securing the nation’s water and wastewater systems, CCE is an emerging methodology developed by Idaho National Laboratory to improve cyber-defense of our critical infrastructure systems.
Future dates to be announced.
Stay tuned for 2022 - 2023 dates
Register by May 13, 2022 for Early rates:
*Registration fee includes complimentary copy of the INL book Countering Cyber Sabotage: Introducing Consequence-Driven, Cyber-Informed Engineering (CCE) by Andrew A. Bochman and Sarah G. Freeman.
Consequence-driven, Cyber-informed Engineering (CCE) is a methodology developed by Idaho National Laboratory (INL) that aims to reduce the impact of an advanced, targeted cyber sabotage campaign on an organization’s most critical operations. Water Sector CCE training provides water and wastewater utilities with a self-guided approach to conducting CCE within their organizations. Assuming an aggressor mindset, CCE examines how an adversary might target the most critical operations, focusing on entire systems and processes, not individual technologies. Even strong cyber hygiene may not withstand a targeted attack campaign intent on physical damage. Rather than focusing on perimeter defenses that reduce attacker access, CCE results in engineering changes and process improvements that limit the damage an attacker can do once inside.
Module 1 | Introducing CCE for the Water Sector Module 2 | Phase 1 – Consequence Prioritization Module 3 | Phase 2 – System of Systems Analysis Module 4 | Phase 3 – Consequence-Based Targeting Module 5 | Phase 4 – Protections and Mitigations Module 6 | Capstone Project
The CCE seminar is designed specifically for water-sector infrastructure owners, engineers, operators, vendors, contractors, and manufacturers.