Train your teams inindustrial cybersecurity
Awareness, technical fundamentals, regulatory compliance: Leviotec trains the teams who operate and maintain industrial facilities, in France and internationally
Most of the incidents we find during audits exploit everyday habits: a USB drive plugged into a supervision workstation, a remote access left open after an intervention, a login shared across several teams. No security equipment compensates for a missing reflex
Our training sessions are led by an engineer who audits live production facilities. The examples come from the field, anonymized, and each module ends with measures you can apply on your site
Our training programs

OT Systems Technical Fundamentals
A day to understand what's actually behind a control system: the equipment, the networks, the protocols, and the operating constraints. Designed for teams who need to work on OT without having been trained for it, and for those who need to discuss it with operations.

IEC 62443 in Practice
No interruption to production, no operational downtime: the training is held in a classroom, using your own schematics. A day to move from a requirement written in a single line of a specification to zone and conduit segmentation, justified security levels, and specifications verifiable on acceptance.

NIS2: Understanding and Achieving Compliance
NIS2 is read as a legal matter, but it largely plays out on the installations themselves. The day translates the text into concrete obligations for an industrial site: scope to declare, OT asset inventory, Article 21 measures, incident notification, compliance plan. It's held on your site, with production maintained throughout the session.

Securing a Control System
A technical day dedicated to control systems: what makes up the chain, where an attacker gets in, and which hardening measures hold up in operation. Hands-on work is done on a training rig (PLC, HMI, supervision station, network equipment), never on a live production installation. Each participant leaves with the flow diagram of their own system and a prioritized remediation plan.
How a training session works
Every session is tailored to your equipment, your protocols, and your operating constraints
A conversation to identify who needs training, your technical environment, and the expected objectives
The content is built around your equipment, your protocols, and the situations actually encountered on your site.
A day alternating lectures, PLC demonstrations, and role-play scenarios based on real audit cases.
A baseline quiz at the start, followed by an end-of-day assessment, with a certificate issued to each participant.
A session report sent to the sponsor, covering the points requiring attention and the recommended next steps.

Why train with Leviotec
Examples come from facilities we have audited, anonymized. No theoretical scenarios or textbook cases
Sessions are led by an engineer who performs audits and penetration tests in live production environments
Content is built around your equipment, your protocols, and your operating constraints
Hands-on exercises take place on test benches or in controlled environments, never on your live systems
