AI-Powered Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems & OT

(Mat 14 Thursday - May 15 Friday 2026) $2800

Hands-on Training at Hack Miami Cybersecurity Conference Power, water, manufacturing, transportation—critical infrastructure is now part of the modern attack surface.
AI is changing how we defend it.
Join this session to learn how to turn AI into a trusted ally for securing industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT), without breaking fragile environments or losing human control.

Why Attend This Session?


If you’ve ever asked yourself:

How do we catch slow, stealthy attacks in SCADA and ICS networks?
Can AI actually help in OT environments where uptime and safety come first?
What does “secure, explainable AI” look like when regulators and operators are watching?


This workshop is built for you.


You’ll see how AI can power threat detection, anomaly monitoring, and incident response in real OT scenarios—from power substations to water treatment plants and manufacturing floors.

Who Should Register?


Ideal for:


Security engineers and analysts exploring ICS/OT or critical infrastructure
OT and plant engineers who want to add AI-powered security to existing systems
Red/blue/purple teamers looking to understand AI’s role in defending OT
Architects and tech leads responsible for securing mixed IT/OT environments
Students and early-career practitioners who want a differentiated niche in cybersecurity


If you know the basics of networking, cybersecurity, and operating systems and have a laptop, you’re ready.

What You’ll Learn


Break down AI fundamentals (supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning) in the context of ICS/OT
Explore threat detection and anomaly monitoring tailored to industrial networks
How AI supports predictive maintenance and operational reliability
Understand patterns for automated incident response that keep humans in the loop
Designing layered security architectures that work in constrained OT environments
Walk through AI-enabled detection pipelines for sectors like power, water, and manufacturing
Learn how to make models explainable and auditable for regulated industries
Compare edge, centralized, hybrid, and federated AI deployment strategies
Alignment with IEC 62443 and NIST AI Risk Management Framework
Risk mitigation for prompt injection and adversarial machine learning
Human-in-the-loop governance for AI systems


You’ll leave with mental models and patterns you can apply immediately in your own environment, lab, or research.


Trainer Bios
John Jaisaree is a cybersecurity expert focused on industrial control systems and operational technology. John has led AI-powered security and resilience efforts across:

Power substations
Manufacturing plants
Water utilities
Renewable energy facilities
Transportation and other critical infrastructure environments


John’s work spans the full AI lifecycle—risk assessment, architecture design, deployment, governance, and compliance—with a focus on real-world constraints like safety, uptime, and regulatory pressure. Expect practical, implementation-focused guidance, not theory alone.

Location

Marenas Beach Resort â€” 18683 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160