Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Wireless Networks 202 introduces common wireless technology used in manufacturing and the risks associated with using wireless networks. Common wireless networks used in manufacturing include wireless local area networks (WLANs) and wireless personal area networks (WPANs). Using WLAN technology can expose manufacturers to security risks not associated with wired networks, such as wardriving, piggybacking, and evil twin attack. Additionally, using older WPAN technology or outdated security protocols can allow criminal hackers to easily access digital information through wireless devices. Manufacturers using wireless technology should understand the risks and employ strategies to protect their wireless networks. After taking this course, users will understand a variety of wireless networking options and their general applications, the risks associated with these networks, and effective ways to make these networks more secure.
Other Courses in this Program:
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Basics 101720010 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Malware Overview 102
720015 Introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things 111
720020 Data Collection Fundamentals 121
720030 Automatic Identification Technology 141
720040 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Hacking Overview 201
720100 Introduction to Digital Networks 221
720110 Introduction to Digital Twin 241
720130 Introduction to Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence 301
720200
Course ID
720105
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60